Take time to walk through the trees, smell the flowers, enjoy the relaxing environment from a garden with much to offer. There is also an antique house available for exploring.  

Visit us July- daily, by appointment

Jean Nash
6 km south of Vista on Hwy 45
204-859-2867    

Take a self-guided tour of the many floral and shrub beds which are maintained by community organizations and volunteers. Be sure to stop and visit the park at the Personal Care Home.  

July/August daily, self guided

Village of Sandy Lake
Railway Ave & Main St
Contact us at 204-585-5314 or 204 585-2624  

Lupins and columbine blend gracefully.

Farmyard featuring theme gardens (butterfly, scented, moon, woodland) with annuals, perennials, shrubs, trees, water features, old farm machinery as focal points.

Mid July - mid August, Mon. to Fri. by chance

Willow bridge leading to Japanese garden.

Fragrant flowers, exotic trees, babling waterfalls and a fishpond nestled in spruce trees make an oasis at Thomas Lake.

July 15 - August 15, Mon.-Sat. 1pm to 5pm or by chance

Inspired by the cottage gardens of England, this gardener is forever adding and rearranging perennials in her garden.

July - August 15,
Mon. - Sat. 1pm to 5pm or by chance  

Gwen Gooda
231 Russell Street, Binscarth
204-532-2332

Cottage garden, large rock garden an dperennial beds on a hilltop with fabulous views of the Birdtail Valley.

August - Call ahead

Four acres of lawns and gardens including Mediterranean, Japanese, wildflower, peony, herb, sunken rose garden and perennial borders.  This garden was featured on the front of June/July 2004 issue of Gardening Life magazine  

July 15 – August 30 daily, 10am-5pm or call for appointment  

Val Thompson 5 miles north of Birtle on Hwy 83 (or 2 mi S of #16)
204-842-3660  

An Elizabethan garden of symmetrical beds interlaced with brick pathways is hidden in a shady corner of century old grounds. Bed & Breakfast.  

Tea house open July, Tues-Fri.,  11am-4pm.    

Judie Bewer
240 Centre
Birtle
204-842-5304  

Birtle, Main Street, Memory Garden, lilies and hardy roses dedicated to loved ones planted around old Town Hall bell. Pocket Garden opposite Memory Garden - newly established, perennials, dry stream bed Arboretum (across the bridge on Center Street, look for sign, turn right) variety hardy trees planted as Communities in Bloom project.  Self-guided.

Self-guided, any time

Birtle, Main Street,