Field Trip to Sleepy Cat Farm, Greenwich
Thu, Jun 12
|Carpool from the Mather Homestead
Join us for a trip to Sleepy Cat Farm, home of Fred Landman. In 1994, Landman purchased a Georgian Revival home on 13 acres. Landman worked with Greenwich architect Charles Hilton and noted landscape architect Charles J. Stick to create a “a garden of which the house could be proud of.”


Time & Location
Jun 12, 2025, 10:00 AM – 1:10 PM
Carpool from the Mather Homestead , 19 Stephen Mather Rd, Darien, CT 06820, USA
About the event
The 13 acres of Sleepy Cat Farm have evolved over the last 25 years in close collaboration between the present owner, Fred Landman, and Virginia-based landscape architect Charles J. Stick. The landscape bordering Lake Avenue includes an extensive greenhouse and potager. “The Barn,” distinguished by its half-timbered French Normandy vocabulary, is surrounded by thyme- covered terraces, providing an elegant stage set for a fine collection of garden ornament, sculpture, and boxwood topiary. The visitor’s experience of the garden unfolds as pathways lead from garden room to garden room in a carefully orchestrated series of discoveries. The central portion of the garden is distinguished by two parallel garden spaces; the first is dominated by a long reflecting pool, terminated on the north end by a wisteria-covered arbor, and on the south end by a pebble mosaic terrace and fountain basin. One of the great surprises of the tour is the adjacent…
Tickets
Member
We will carpool to Sleepy Cat Farm leaving around 9:15 am. Tour 10 to 12 followed by bagged lunch provided by the Mather Homestead.
$65.00
+$1.63 ticket service fee
Non Member
We will carpool to Sleepy Cat Farm leaving around 9:15 am. Tour 10 to 12 followed by bagged lunch provided by the Mather Homestead.
$75.00
+$1.88 ticket service fee
Total
$0.00