Cultivated Plants of Distant Hill

“My garden is my most beautiful masterpiece” Claude Monet

Plants and Stone as Artistic Mediums

The flowering shrubs going out of May like a lion with a burst of blooms, here at Distant Hill Gardens in Walpole, New Hampshire, USA.
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The month of May going ‘Out like a lion' with a burst of blooms.

We approach ornamental gardening as a partnership between human and Nature. A collaboration attempting to produce a three-dimensional visual art form using the shapes, textures and colors of plants as pieces in a large, living and ever-changing mosaic.

 

NOTE: Distant Hill Gardens has hundreds of species of plants under cultivation, including many native varieties. Those plants that are either native to Distant Hill or to the Northeast are noted in the plant list below.

 

To view a list of the cultivated plants growing in the ornamental gardens

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