


This display looked like fun...and I think Felder would approve, don't you?









For the butterflies:

What the rose garden looks like without the roses in bloom:

The frog fountain:

Hibiscus looking pretty good in July:

You know I like benches:

I forget if this one is the healing garden on the next one (I'll find out in Sept...)


I always like to see what's planted seasonally along this main walkway:

Blackberry Lilies:

Pineapple Lilies (much more upright than mine...):

Squirrels are enjoyable in other (not mine) gardens:

We'll end our little visit today with a few from the Japanese garden. It's always so pretty and peaceful here.



It occurred to me that I have been here (this year) in March, May and this visit in July. Do you see a pattern? Yep, that's right...September should be next...and I will be there (RADS sale, at the very least).
4 comments:
Beautiful photos! The windows with different colours are interesting.
Thank you, Marie! It was a nice display...great for ideas!
Thanks for that beautiful photos. I would like to have that garden centers in my country.
That ideas for the windows are very nice.
Cris
GG, thank you for this tour. I love the Lewis Ginter garden - which r reminds me, are you going to take any drawing or painting classes there this year?
We have a love of benches in common, it seems. I can always rely on you to photograph them.
The pots are wonderful - the fern is cool. Someone must have had a great time putting together those flower walls and pots.
I would love to see the Japanese garden. It exudes a sense of peacefulness that must be quite something to experience firsthand.
Ah, blackberry lilies... they are so pretty.
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