This week’s What’s Blooming starts in an unsuspected place – the Dorothy and John Bohannon Rose Garden. While this is a centerpiece of the Garden in spring and early summer, there are new blooms arriving in this beautiful spot even now! It’s not the only area that’s having a long season, the Desert Garden is also seeing lasting blooms. Take a listen to Georgiann Keller’s latest audio blog below to learn more about this week’s spectacular blooms and then get your tickets in advance to see them in person… especially the pinapple lily! Save

 

 

Photos from the Garden

Love and Peace hybrid tea rose
Love and Peace hybrid tea rose

Above All Climbing Rose
Above All Climbing Rose

Gemini hybrid tea rose
Gemini hybrid tea rose

Palest pink hibiscus
Pale pink hibiscus

Madagascar palm
Madagascar palm

Sea squill
Sea squill

Prickly pear
Prickly pear

Hairy green aloe
Hairy green aloe

Spiked cabbage tree
Spiked cabbage tree

 

The Garden relies on generous donations from our Members, visitors and community to keep access to our 87 acres open for all and to provide unique horticultural experiences that help people find connections with nature. Please help us continue this mission for years to come by considering a gift to the Garden. You can do so here.

This week’s What’s Blooming starts in a maybe unsuspected place – the Dorothy and John Bohannon Rose Garden. While this is a centerpiece of the Garden in spring and early summer, there are new blooms arriving in this spectacular spot even now! It’s not the only area that’s having a long season, the Desert Garden is also seeing lasting blooms. Take a listen to Georgiann Keller’s latest audio blog below to learn more about this week’s spectacular blooms and then get your tickets in advance to see them in person… especially the pinapple lily! 

 

 

Photos from the Garden

Love and Peace hybrid tea rose
Love and Peace hybrid tea rose

Above All Climbing Rose
Above All Climbing Rose

Gemini hybrid tea rose
Gemini hybrid tea rose

Palest pink hibiscus
Pale pink hibiscus

Madagascar palm
Madagascar palm

Sea squill
Sea squill

Prickly pear
Prickly pear

Hairy green aloe
Hairy green aloe

Spiked cabbage tree
Spiked cabbage tree

 

The Garden relies on generous donations from our Members, visitors and community to keep access to our 87 acres open for all and to provide unique horticultural experiences that help people find connections with nature. Please help us continue this mission for years to come by considering a gift to the Garden. You can do so here.