In 1915, Eliza Ferriday established a formal parterre garden on the Bellamy-Ferriday house’s west side. Over a 70-year period, Eliza and her daughter, Caroline Ferriday, created a garden showcasing their love of roses, lilacs and peonies.  Join former Bellamy-Ferriday Horticulturist George McLeary for a discussion of the history of our roses, their types, and how we care for them. 

General Admission: $20 | CTL Members: $15

House tours available for regular admission. Book your tour today!

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