Juniper Hill Farm New Hampshire at Olivia Ferrera blog

Juniper Hill Farm New Hampshire. The gardens at juniper hill farm surround an 18th century saltbox house and farmstead that remain much as they were 200 years ago. New hampshire’s monadnock region is serene, unspoiled, and achingly beautiful during the cold months, but cabin fever is a constant threat in an area often buried in a few feet of snow. What i really loved about it was that there was so much of the homeowners personality expressed throughout the various garden spaces. Here at juniper hill, we have provided a home and instituted breeding programs for a variety of heritage breeds including leicester longwool. These photos are from the gardens at juniper hill farm, francistown new hampshire. At a side entrance to the saltbox addition (built in the early 1800s), two boxwoods (buxus ‘green mountain’) flank the gate to welcome visitors. Spheres of dwarf boxwood and arborvitae nestle against a peastone path behind the main house on joseph and paula. Juniper hill farm is a quintessentially new england garden that looks as beautiful under a blanket of snow as in its full summer glory:

New hampshire’s monadnock region is serene, unspoiled, and achingly beautiful during the cold months, but cabin fever is a constant threat in an area often buried in a few feet of snow. At a side entrance to the saltbox addition (built in the early 1800s), two boxwoods (buxus ‘green mountain’) flank the gate to welcome visitors. Here at juniper hill, we have provided a home and instituted breeding programs for a variety of heritage breeds including leicester longwool. The gardens at juniper hill farm surround an 18th century saltbox house and farmstead that remain much as they were 200 years ago. These photos are from the gardens at juniper hill farm, francistown new hampshire. Spheres of dwarf boxwood and arborvitae nestle against a peastone path behind the main house on joseph and paula. What i really loved about it was that there was so much of the homeowners personality expressed throughout the various garden spaces. Juniper hill farm is a quintessentially new england garden that looks as beautiful under a blanket of snow as in its full summer glory:

Garden Visit At Home at Juniper Hill Farm in New Hampshire Gardenista Story Gardenista

Juniper Hill Farm New Hampshire These photos are from the gardens at juniper hill farm, francistown new hampshire. These photos are from the gardens at juniper hill farm, francistown new hampshire. Juniper hill farm is a quintessentially new england garden that looks as beautiful under a blanket of snow as in its full summer glory: Spheres of dwarf boxwood and arborvitae nestle against a peastone path behind the main house on joseph and paula. The gardens at juniper hill farm surround an 18th century saltbox house and farmstead that remain much as they were 200 years ago. What i really loved about it was that there was so much of the homeowners personality expressed throughout the various garden spaces. At a side entrance to the saltbox addition (built in the early 1800s), two boxwoods (buxus ‘green mountain’) flank the gate to welcome visitors. Here at juniper hill, we have provided a home and instituted breeding programs for a variety of heritage breeds including leicester longwool. New hampshire’s monadnock region is serene, unspoiled, and achingly beautiful during the cold months, but cabin fever is a constant threat in an area often buried in a few feet of snow.