As we move into late summer, the blooms in the Garden are continuing to stun visitors. In fact, the deeper into summer we get, the blooms are becoming more and more dramatic. This week’s What’s Blooming focuses on begonias, which make a variety of statements throughout the Koi Pond and Japanese Garden thanks to the variation of its leaves. But Georgiann Keller doesn’t stop there. She continues to guide us through the Garden’s dramatic new blooms, so make sure to take a listen before your next visit!
Photos from the Garden
Begonia with small, bright green leaves
Begonia with the biggest leaves
Begonia with dark green leaves that are bronze underneath
Begonia sentries at the sequoia dish garden
Begonia with the most irregular leaves
Tyler James dahlia
My little sunshine dahlia
Brazilian butterfly tree
Echinopsis flowers
Potato de Mayo blooms
Sea squalls
Fading Octopus agave
Octopus agave before it blooms
Rest area along Tram Road
Starry gardenia
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