Potager

You will eventually make your way to a large outdoor structure, called the Potager.

A potager is a French term for an ornamental vegetable or kitchen garden. The outdoor kitchen structure was completed in the spring of 2016. The Potager includes a stovetop, fireplace, brick pizza oven, picnic tables, and retractable walls to accommodate any event.  Because the Potager is intended to facilitate garden-to-kitchen experiences, the raised garden beds are planted to provide produce for events throughout the summer and fall. Events include a cooking series called Dirt-to-Pot, Dinner in the Gardens, and various other educational programs created to connect people with plants. The raised beds are planted and maintained by volunteer groups.  Each year, the volunteers come up with new themes to keep the gardens bursting with flavor. Plant material collected from the maintenance of the grounds are composted. There is a designated area to the north of the Kitchen Garden to facilitate composting efforts.  The compost made from the waste, is incorporated into the Kitchen Gardens to be used again as nutrients. The extra produce from the Kitchen Garden is donated. Find some tasty vegetables in our harvest baskets on the kiosk just north of the Kitch Garden.

Hearthstone's Historic Tours of Appleton: Victorian and Edwardian Homes of Prospect Avenue 1849-1919
  1. "Hearthstone" The Home of Henry and Cremora Rogers
  2. Charles and Mina Pfennig Home
  3. Nathan and Virginia Morgan Home
  4. Theodore and Cynthia Conkey Residence
  5. Cynthia Conkey Home
  6. Paul Hackbert Home
  7. George Hogriever Home
  8. Jacob and Elizabeth Wolf Home
  9. William and Francis Sheer Home
  10. Ephraim and Louise Goff Home
  11. Raymond and Jean Bertschy Home
  12. John and Martha Whorton Home
  13. William Grant Whorton / John Van Nortwick Home
  14. Edward and Amanda West Home
  15. Henry and Emily Holbrook Home
  16. Thomas and Ophelia Brown Home
  17. Thomas Pearson Home
  18. 1880 Home
  19. Anthony Hoeffel and James and Mary Ritchey Home
  20. Joseph and Henrietta Plank Home
  21. George and Mary Potts Home
  22. Frank and Mary Slattery Home
  23. Thank you