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From early spring flowers from the greenhouse though strawberry and blueberry seasons, summer music at the Winery, to fall pumpkins and squash to the winter Christmas tree harvest in December, Jones Farms and Winery features events year-round. 

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Harvest Your Own Sunflowers

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Harvest-Your-Own Flowers Located at the Winery Tasting Room, 606 Walnut Tree Hill Rd. Shelton, CT Stop by to cut and build your own fresh bouquet, and enjoy a glass of wine! Our staff will help guide you to our flower field behind the Tasting Room. We will also have additional fresh cut blooms the fill your vase. It is $20 to fill a vase. We'll provide the clippers and vase, just bring your friends and family to enjoy the experience together.

Harvest Your Own Sunflowers

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Harvest-Your-Own Flowers Located at the Winery Tasting Room, 606 Walnut Tree Hill Rd. Shelton, CT Stop by to cut and build your own fresh bouquet, and enjoy a glass of wine! Our staff will help guide you to our flower field behind the Tasting Room. We will also have additional fresh cut blooms the fill your vase. It is $20 to fill a vase. We'll provide the clippers and vase, just bring your friends and family to enjoy the experience together.

Educational Vineyard Talk and Tasting

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From Vine to Wine: Educational Vineyard Talk & Tasting Coming Soon Join a knowledgeable Jones Winery guide with a small group for a relaxed walk through our educational vineyard as you learn about grape growing, seasonal vineyard practices, and the journey from vine to glass—all while enjoying a welcome pour of our Whimsical White wine. After the 15 minute vineyard tour, enjoy the remainder of your tasting at the Tasting Bar and take home a complimentary Jones wine glass. $25 per person, includes educational vineyard talk, seven tastes of wine and a complimentary Jones wine glass. Offered...
Sunflower Harvesting

Harvest Your Own Sunflowers

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Harvest-Your-Own Flowers Located at the Winery Tasting Room, 606 Walnut Tree Hill Rd. Shelton, CT Stop by to cut and build your own fresh bouquet, and enjoy a glass of wine! Our staff will help guide you to our flower field behind the Tasting Room. We will also have additional fresh cut blooms the fill your vase. It is $20 to fill a vase. We'll provide the clippers and vase, just bring your friends and family to enjoy the experience together.
VSC event with Joe

Educational Vineyard Talk and Tasting

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From Vine to Wine: Educational Vineyard Talk & Tasting Coming Soon Join a knowledgeable Jones Winery guide with a small group for a relaxed walk through our educational vineyard as you learn about grape growing, seasonal vineyard practices, and the journey from vine to glass—all while enjoying a welcome pour of our Whimsical White wine. After the 15 minute vineyard tour, enjoy the remainder of your tasting at the Tasting Bar and take home a complimentary Jones wine glass. $25 per person, includes educational vineyard talk, seven tastes of wine and a complimentary Jones wine glass. Offered...

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Plants growing in our greenhouse

Plant Sales at the Nursery

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Memorial Day has passed—which traditionally signals the perfect time to get your garden growing! Whether you’re refreshing your porch, brightening your patio, or starting your vegetable garden from scratch, we have everything you need to bring your space to life. Calibrachoa, coleus, tomato plants, hanging baskets, pre-made planters & so much more! We'll be open Thursday-Sunday 10am-4pm at 282 Shelton Road, Monroe.
Griffin Anthony

Griffin Anthony

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AT THE JONES WINERY! Griff! One of our all-time, guest-favorite artists here at Jones since we began our summer music series a decade-and-a-half ago. We discovered him in 2019 and he's been delighting our winery guests every summer since then...and what a delight he is. Griff's 6' 5" frame feels as comfortable on a stage with a guitar in his hand as he is in his own living room and, along with his silky smooth baritone voice, immediately brings everyone right into that living room with him. He's one of the most relatable artists you'll see on the trail, weaving stories about life - which now...
Plants growing in our greenhouse

Plant Sales at the Nursery

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Start your gardening season with us! Explore a beautiful selection of hanging baskets bursting with color, plus summer annuals, vegetable starters, herbs, fresh lettuce, and flower pots ready to bring your garden to life. Whether you’re planting a backyard garden, refreshing your porch, or planning a landscape project, you’ll find plenty of inspiration to kick off the season. We also offer tree seedlings and arborvitae to add lasting beauty to your yard! We’ll be open Thursday through Sunday from 10am - 4pm at 282 Shelton Road in Monroe.
Log cabin at hill

Summerfest at the Hill

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Celebrate summer at Summerfest on the Hill! Looks to be a beautiful day! Enjoy a live bluegrass band and lovely farm views. Adults can enjoy sipping on Jones wine, and children can enjoy lawn games, tractor rides and more! Save money when you make your reservations by Friday, June 19 at 12 noon! Walk-ins will be welcomed as space allows. Get your tickets today! Your ticket includes: Live Bluegrass Music with On the Trail Farm Hayride from 3:30 pm to 6:30 pm Bubble Fun from 3 pm to 6:30 pm Plant a Sunflower Children's Activity, from 3 pm to 6:30 pm Children's Yard Games from 3 pm to 7 pm For...
Flowers growing in our greenhouse

Plant Sales at the Nursery

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There’s nothing quite like the start of gardening season! Stop by the nursery to explore colorful hanging baskets, summer annuals, vegetable starters, herbs, fresh lettuce, flower pots, and more to inspire your garden this spring. Whether you’re refreshing your patio containers, planting a vegetable garden, or adding to your landscape, we also have tree seedlings and arborvitae available for the season. We’ll be open Thursday through Sunday from 10 am–4 pm at 282 Shelton Road in Monroe. We can’t wait to welcome you to the nursery!

As we reflect on our agricultural adventures and experiences, I find it exciting to realize that our many environmental practices work in symbiosis with the positive ecological impacts and the economic success of our farm.

I believe this is a critical message for our nation to embrace.

Terry Jones