Posted in Vermont Attractions March 03, 2020 by

Walk Through A Sea Of Lilacs and Peonies At The Shelburne Museum and Gardens In Vermont

The springtime in Vermont, once we reach late May or early June, is a beautiful time of the year. Before that, we have to endure our annual mud season. But once our spring rolls around and the grass shakes off its brown and turns green, and the flowers start to bloom, we all go outside to enjoy this lovely time of year. This spring, consider making a trip to the Shelburne Museum and Gardens where you can walk through hundreds of blooming lilacs and peonies in 20 delightful gardens on the Shelburne Museum property.

With more than 20 pristine gardens on the premises, you will find plenty of variance and beauty during your trip to Shelburne Museum.
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In the summertime, come take a walk through the gardens and witness the sight and experience the smells of thousands of daylilies.
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The gardens are situated in breathtaking landscapes in Shelburne, Vermont. As you walk through these gardens, you will notice many of the other attractions and buildings on the grounds.
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There are herb and heirloom vegetable gardens, perennial and annual flower gardens, and In the fall, fruit trees flower and flourish throughout the gardens.
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With all the other sights and points of interest at Shelburne Museum, the gardens are sometimes an overlooked attraction, but they certainly shouldn't be. The gorgeous gardens alone are worth a trip.
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Until April 30th, only selected buildings at the Shelburne Museum are open for visitors. Starting on May 1st, the full museum opens to the public with operating hours from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. daily.

Have you visited these gardens at the Shelburne Musem? Do you plan on going this spring to witness the blooming flower gardens? Share with us your thoughts in the comment section.

If you are interested in learning about the other attractions at the Shelburne Museum, read more about it here.

Address: Shelburne Museum, 6000 Shelburne Rd, Shelburne, VT 05482, USA