Cottoncandy C.
2/25/2019
I've bought tree peonies from them for over 4 years now. They always come very healthy and vigorous, they are quick to reach maturity and bloom for me, every order I've had blooms the first...
Cricket Hill Garden
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670 Walnut Hill Rd
Thomaston, CT 06787
Cricket Hill Garden, nestled in Thomaston, CT, is a haven for peony enthusiasts and garden lovers alike. Established in 1989 by Kasha and David Furman, this family-owned nursery has a passion for Chinese tree peonies. Pioneering the sale of authentic varieties in the USA, Cricket Hill Garden remains dedicated to cultivating exquisite plants boasting vibrant blooms.
Visitors to Cricket Hill Garden can expect expert guidance on planting and nurturing these botanical treasures. The nursery offers a diverse selection of tree peonies, herbaceous peonies, fruit trees, and ornamental shrubs. Each plant is nurtured with care, ensuring they thrive and grace gardens with their elegance.
With a commitment to quality and beauty, Cricket Hill Garden invites guests to explore their landscape design options and attend events and workshops. Whether seeking to enhance a garden or simply revel in the splendor of nature, a visit to Cricket Hill Garden promises an enriching experience amidst a sea of floral delights.
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4.59 reviews
Bobbi L.
6/1/2019
I have wanted to visit Cricket Hill for years and finally made it last week, just in time to see the tree peonies. The display is breathtaking! The staff is helpful and friendly. Next year I...
Elaine R.
4/29/2021
Have always had the most wonderful experiences at Cricket Hill Garden--the staff is so knowledgeable and helpful, the peonies are not only gorgeous, but, healthy, and the grounds are like a small...
Pole D.
5/31/2022
Ordered some scionwood from here, they shipped them fast and the wood was preeeeemium
Lauren T.
4/28/2014
What an incredible oasis for peony and garden lovers alike. Upon entering cricket hill garden you are transported to what appears to be a Chinese- Buddhist inspired enchanting garden right in...
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