Dear Customers…

It’s been such a pleasure and privilege to work with all of you over the years. What a joy it was (and still is!) to see so many garden ornaments featured in your spectacular landscapes and beautiful homes.

To our Wonderful Customers,

After 35 incredible years in business, it’s time for us to retire and close New England Garden Company.

We would like to thank you for your trust, support and friendship these past 35 years – it’s meant the world to us.

The Georgian Landscape: All Nature is a Garden

The Georgian era spans the reign of the Hanoverian Kings, from the accession of George I in 1714 to the death of George IV in 1830. This period was one of major change and artistic flourish as the Georgians set about seismic shifts in British culture, garden design being no exception.

The Weird and Wonderful Staddle Stone

I have come to love these magical toadstool like stone structures, found in England and northern Spain, as far back as medieval times. Used as agricultural building supports, they held up granaries, haystacks and beehives to protect them from small animals and allow air circulation underneath.