May 26, 11:00 a.m.

Advanced registration is recommended (available HERE)

For much of its history, the Rosedale property was primarily used in a utilitarian manner. At that time, hundreds of acres provided food for those living on the property, and timbering provided income. Today we see how they left their mark; an environment of beauty and pleasure surrounded in history.  From boxwoods planted when the house was completed in 1815, to garlic that still sprouts from one hundred years ago, to the blooming of Mrs. Davidson’s favorite rambling rose, to an abundance of Treasure Trees, we’ll explore the charm of the grounds. Tours will be led by Head Gardner Elizabeth Medearis Myers or Rosedale Garden Advisor, Dr. Larry Mellichamp.

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