Misc. Botanical Garden, image heavy
teeandcee
13 years ago
More pics from our visit this afternoon, April 27, 2011.
The thyme garden. I LOVE this and would love to re-create this in my yard. A smaller version, that is.
Gorgeous little ground cover. Veronica 'Waterperry'
Path through shade garden.
Amsonia ciliata var. filifolia (thread-leaved blue star). I have one of these in my yard so I was delighted to see it in real life and larger.
Some of the plants that'll be for sale. They go almost all the way to that fence at the far end.
More for sale.
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