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Toad Hall

Toad Hall

Description

Toad Hall is a beautiful seaside property sitting atop a granite bluff overlooking the Sakonnet River in Portsmouth, RI. This accredited arboretum boasts an extraordinarily diverse array of trees, shrubs.  The perimeter of the Toad Hall property is surrounded by a mixed texture conifer border of arborvitae, spruce, and pine. The front gardens showcase thousands of tulips and daffodils, every year is a different display of varieties (2019 showcased 12,154 bulbs), mixed throughout garden beds interplanted with mature rhododendrons under a dappled shade canopy of red maple and tupelo. Formal miniature hedges of boxwood surround and define the edges of Toad Hall bringing a formal appearance to the otherwise informal grounds of mixed textures and colors of the various species and cultivars of the outer gardens.

Accredited Arboretum Level I image
Address
231 Indian Ave., Portsmouth, Rhode Island 02871, United States,
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E-Mail Address
ncastrataro@newporttreeconservancy.org
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