Open Daily Sunrise to Sunset
Free to the Public

The Garden Door was created in 2004 at the UW Peninsular Research Station which is a few miles north of Sturgeon Bay on Highway 42.  The garden is designed and maintained by members of the Door County Master Gardeners Volunteers.
The garden is free and open to the public daily from dawn til dusk.

 It has a fairie garden, double kaleidoscope, pond with koi, a children's play area, butterfly garden, wind and sound tunnel, grasses area with bottle trees, wences, annual and perennial beds. To the north you will find a community garden where the DCMGV and research/extension office personnel can plant and harvest crops each summer.
Each spring six plots are used by the third graders in Sturgeon Bay to plant pioneer and Native American crops. In fall, as fourth graders they harvest the crops and learn about grinding corn, pressing apples, herbs, etc.

MISSION STATEMENT: The Door County Master Gardeners Association, Inc., in partnership with UW-Extension, shall strive to make a positive impact on horticulture in our community through education, community outreach and stewardship of our environment.

The Garden Door Open House

SATURDAY, July 13, 11:00 – 2:00

Program Schedule available under the Open House Tab above

The Door County Master Gardener Youth Program
Third grade students from Sevastopol. St John Bosco and St Peters
Planted 6 plots in THE GARDEN NEXT DOOR, learned about composting/worms (nightcrawler races), and Potatoes 101 with Max in the International Potato Gene Bank. 
WE will be weeding and watering the six plots at 8:30 a.m. this week.
Students, their siblings and parents are welcome to join us!
June 18th.
This time may change from week to week. Any questions, e-mail Kathie at kjjrv@yahoo.com