Canterbury nature center and flower farm set to close to the public in September

By: Clara MacDow

Outlets: Concord Monitor

Published: August 3, 2026

Words: 885

Last Updated: 5 hours, 23 minutes ago


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When Jim Miller first bought his seven-acre property in Canterbury, it was only a small clearing surrounded by woodland. Not long after, he met his wife, Donna.

“When we decided to get married and everything,” she said, “I’m like, we’re gonna have to cut some trees down so I can grow some flowers.”

They started by trimming back smaller trees along the property to make way for their first flower garden, down by …

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