Potted flowers as we make our way to the gardens.
Siberian Iris
roof iris
Eastern red bud. I guess it's trained this way. Looks like mostly gnarly limbs hanging down with pretty heart shaped leaves.
Chionanthus Virginicus
or Fringe tree
Nice garden seat to sit and take in the garden
natural area with tree house for children
Inside the library there was a table set up to try one's hand at paper folding with instructions
This is a display of origami on the book case
The rose topiary is just beautiful
a close up of the roses
frog
Genevieve said we needed lunch
short video of rose garden and azaleas
Part One is → Here
6 comments:
Such a beautiful post, the flowers are stunning a feast for the eyes.
Oh, Betsy, that is such a beautiful place. That lake looks like glass. Your header pic (peony?) is so gorgeous. xxoJudy
Thank you and glad you enjoyed seeing the plantings.
I think I need those gardeners to come visit my house and help me tackle some of these stubborn weeds!!! Gorgeous gardens, I could spend all day in that gazebo.
Oh MY! What a beautiful place to spend the day. I love places like that!
Thank you for sharing the beauty of Lewis Ginter, Betsy! I love it there and have yet to visit this spring. Hopefully, soon. I enjoyed your sweet videos. The espaliered magnolia must be gorgeous in bloom. Genevieve has a great idea there! ♥
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