A one-hundred acre 18th-century farmstead and nursery operation, situated amidst the beautiful, rolling hills of Bucks County. The gardens were created by famed garden and event designer Renny Reynolds and noted garden author Jack Staub, and have been called both "one of Pennsylvania's secret treasures" and "a garden of world-class charm." The property is the ancient seat of the Thompson and Warner families, and an original William Penn land grant of 1683. The Isaiah Warner house, the classic stone home that centers the property, was built between 1793 and 1830, and was added to the United States Registry of Historic Places in 2004.