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X-WR-CALNAME:Twilight Garden Tour: Poison\, Potions & Folklore in the Col
 onial Garden
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DTSTART:20261030T213000Z
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SUMMARY:Twilight Garden Tour: Poison\, Potions & Folklore in the Colonial
  Garden
LOCATION:Washington Crossing Historic Park – Visitor Center & Historic Vi
 llage\, 1112 River Road\, Washington Crossing
DESCRIPTION:As dusk settles over Washington Crossing Historic Park\, step
  with us onto the shadowed paths of the Hibbs House Kitchen Garden as we
  step back into time to discover the danger and mystery hidden within th
 e 18th century garden.\nJoin Park Historical Horticulturist Anna Davis f
 or a twilight exploration of the plants that lived on the darker edge of
  the colonial garden. In the 18th century\, gardens were more than place
 s of beauty and food\; they were also sources of powerful medicines\, pr
 otective herbs\, dyes\, and occasionally plants with dangerous reputatio
 ns.\nDuring this atmospheric evening walk\, discover the fascinating sto
 ries behind herbs believed to ward off evil\, plants that could heal or 
 harm depending on their use\, and the folklore that surrounded everyday 
 garden plants in early America. From bitter wormwood to the deep red dye
 s of madder root\, the colonial kitchen garden holds more m
URL:https://knowyourhomeoptions.com/events/twilight-garden-tour-poison-po
 tions-folklore-in-the-colonial-2026-10-30
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