This garden was originally established by a Boy Scout group and later maintained by the Master Gardeners. Located between the Northampton County office building and the Eastville Inn, the garden is a delightful mix of flowers, shrubs, and herbs. It is much appreciated by the many visitors to the courthouse complex and those who work there.
Volunteers maintain the garden on an “as needed” schedule on Tuesday mornings.
16404 Courthouse Road, Eastville, VA 23347
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Jasminum nudiflorum is the shrub. AKA winter jasmine
Jasminum nudiflorum is the shrub. AKA winter jasmine
hybrid Lenten Rose
Helleborus x hybridus, hybrid Lenten Rose, herbaceous, evergreen perennial
picture taken 02/13/2024
hybrid Lenten Rose
Helleborus x hybridus, hybrid Lenten Rose, herbaceous, evergreen perennial
picture taken 02/13/2024
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