Inside the Secret Garden—
Guests at the Seven Sisters Bed & Breakfast get more than overnight accommodations when they stay.  Enclosed by a white picket fence, the Secret Garden is a safe haven for people as well as wildlife.  Birds of all kinds come to bath in the waterfall and drink from the ponds. Squirrels raise their families in the boughs of the walnut, larch, ginko, oak, ash, fir and maple trees. Hummingbirds and butterflies dart from flower to flower.  The garden invites guests to slow down, relax, reflect and enjoy!

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Alliums	Through the arbor gate.	Sedum bring color to the fall garden.	Foxgloves brighten corners of the woodland, shade garden.	Bleeding heart and wild ginger like the shade in the North garden.	Blue Columbine is another shade garden treat.
Coleus grow along the garden path	The larch tree shades the pools and lower patio. Hostas grow in abundance..	The delicate lavendar and fushia tones of the delphiniums compliment the schrub roses!	A riot of Black-eyed Susans and purple coneflower contrast with the ornamental grasses.	Forsythia heralds spring. Nothing is more welcome in early spring as its yellow branches.	Hostas of all varieties thrive in the garden. Hyacinth hostas line the walks and perfume the air with their sweet scen tin mid-August.
A stand of Oriental lilies by the pergola---a highly fragrant addition to the July garden.	Relax in the wicker arn chairs under the pergola...	The ponds are a work in progress.	Carefree Beauty roses bloom throughout the summer, while the Seven Sisters rose growing on the arbor blooms once.	Tulips, daffodils, peonies, lilies, poppies, roses, hibiscus and sedum are a few of the flowers in the front garden.	Roof caps bought for a dollar at an auction are now "toad houses" in the garden.
Patio container under the pergola	Tulips... many, many tulips and daffodils wake up the early spring garden.	Hibiscus provide drama in the late summer garden.	White metal chairs wait for visitors...	A beautiful outdoor backdrop for wedding photos.