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Visit to Spohr Gardens Falmouth, Mass. (FREE!)

11 years ago

This past weekend (April 28th) we visited the Spohr Gardens in Falmouth, Mass for their annual Daffodil weekend. Very pretty FREE garden to visit! It took about 1hr to stroll through the garden and take photos. Lots of Magnolia trees in bloom, flowering trees and bushes and thousands of daffodils. The local girl scouts have recently committed to plant new daffodils to replenish the blooms over the next five years under the supervision of the Spohr Garden Trust.

If in the area during spring (April) definitely worth a visit. They also have an interesting collection of old church bells, millstones, ship anchors, ship moorings, etc.

See their website:
www.spohrgardens.org

See my photos in link below....

Here is a link that might be useful: My photos of Spohr Gardens

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Comments (2)

corunum z6 CT
11 years ago
Very nice stroll in a lovely park. Love daffs. Thanks for posting the link.
Jane
NHBabs z4b-5a NH
10 years ago
Looks like a lovely spot. Appreciate your taking and sharing the photos.
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