Glen Magna Farms Gardens

A Chronicle of the historic and award winning Gardens and Grounds of Glen Magna Farms, owned by the Danvers Historical Society, Ingersoll Street, Danvers, MA.

Sunday, June 29, 2014

The gardens are looking great. Come visit Glen Magna Farms.





Glen Magna Farms.
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Friday, June 6, 2014

The cub Scouts returned to Glen Magna Farms to paint the donation boxes.


Thank you Cub Scouts for making the Glen Magna Farms donations boxes look great.
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A Black gum tree was planted at Glen Magna Farms on June 1st.







A black gum tree was planted followed by a fun game of water dodge ball. Glen Magna Farms.
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SPRING PLANT SALE

This year's Annual Glen Magna Farms Plant Sale opens on Saturday, May 7, from 9 AM to Noon and continues every Saturday from 9 AM to Noon as well as every Wednesday, starting May 11, from 4 PM to 6 PM through May. As always, there will be an excellent and wide selection of sun loving/drought resistant perennials, shade loving perennials, annuals of all sorts, and ornamental and culinary herbs. And, this year, the Sale also offers a limited supply (field dug) of the gorgeous yellow/purple Bearded Lorelei Iris from the award winning Chamberlain Garden.

GLEN MAGNA TOURS

EXPERIENCE THE BEAUTY OF THE MANSION AND FORMAL GROUNDS OF GLEN MAGNA FARMS WITH OUR BOXED LUNCH TOURS.

2016 Tours dates are in the process of being set and will be announced here in the near future.

RESERVATIONS ARE ALWAYS REQUIRED!!!!
ONCE THE 2016 DATES ARE ANNOUNCED, PLEASE CALL 978-777-1666 TO MAKE YOUR RESERVATION.

Danvers Historical Society on the Web

  • Glen Magna Farms Website
  • Danvers Historical Society Website
  • Danvers Historical Society News Blog
  • Danvers Historic Properties Tours

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