A few pictures from our trip to Manito Park. It had been a while since we had been back to the park. The perennial garden had expanded. The newly planted stuff had matured, like the hornbeam arbors. Last time we were there the trees were skinny and not even bent over yet. Lovely morning. I bought my morning coffee from the concession stand under a grove of old Hickory trees. This park was originally designed by Mr Olmsted or his boys. Classic design of the era. It is nice to see it so well used and appreciated.
Carolina Spice Bush, not as fragrant as expected, still kind of alluring
Lovely English Rose

The formal Sunken Garden

A pre-cast concrete gazebo - the wheels creativity are turning

Mr. David Austin Himself

European Hornbeam Arbors
Begonias out of the conservatory

Love the Conservatory

More irresistible begonias

Kerri and Kat, enjoying the morning view

The Japanese Garden
Very well done garden
Back to the conservatory


Bonny Bess?
The Formal Rose Garden

The perennial garden


Eryngium Alpinum - One of my favorite flowers
Back home
Fresh peas for the freezer
Monster Onions
Dinner one night - Baby potatoes, Rainbow Carrots, and Fried Okra
More Carrots, they are so fun, I've never been able to grow them before. I've always had rocky or bad soil.
The formal Sunken Garden
A pre-cast concrete gazebo - the wheels creativity are turning
European Hornbeam Arbors
Love the Conservatory
More irresistible begonias
Bonny Bess?
The perennial garden
Back home
4 comments:
love love the pics what a great garden......look at all those veggies looks yummy!
love the roses! gorgeous
beautiful home-grown veges....and the gardens
Wow that looks like a large garden, very pretty, looks pieceful....sweet looking carrots.
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