Rain or Shine ! This event is open to the public.
Plants for sale: Perennials, Native & Wildflowers and more..
McCue Gardens has grown an impressive selection of over 1400 varieties of perennials, a great selection of native and woodland plants and is now a leading wholesale distributor of quality perennials and wildflowers in New England. Bring a mask, we expect it to be crowded!
McCue Gardens will donate 20% of plant sales on Nursery Day to CMGA. Thank you Bruce & Cindy McCue!
WHEN: Wednesday, June 9
TIME: 10:00 am. – 3:00 pm
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Parking is behind the Church of the Sacred Heart at (56 Hartford Avenue) Directly across the street from McCue Gardens.
While you're in Wethersfield for Nursery Day, you're invited to a special garden tour
Please Join CMGA members and friends for small-group complimentary tour of the Webb-Deane-Stevens Museum's Colonial Revival garden anytime from noon to 3 pm on Wed., June 9. This 1920s-style garden is located behind the Museum at 211 Main Street in Wethersfield. It’s a short walk from McCue Gardens.
Colonial Revival Garden Tour at the WDS Museum
Date: Wednesday, June 9
When: Anytime from noon – 3:00 p.m.
Master Gardener Rose Riley will briefly discuss the history of the garden, highlight some of the plants in bloom, and talk about the garden's infamous bottomless nursery pots. Visitors may park on the street or in nearby parking lots. It's also a short walk from McCue Gardens.
about the Webb Dean Stevens Colonial Revival Garden
More About Connecticut’s Most Ancient Towne
McCue Gardens is just minutes away from the center of Old Wethersfield which is referred to as “Connecticut’s Most Ancient Towne – deeply devoted to preserving our authentic New England heritage, now over 375 years in the making.” The center of town has many restaurants and businesses, an ancient burial ground and historical museum as well as lovely sidewalk gardens and planters maintained by the businesses and volunteers of the Wethersfield Beautification Trust.
Visitors may park on the street or in nearby parking lots. For visitor information, including where to eat and shop, click here for Historic Wethersfield information.