What colors come to mind when you think of summer? For us, it’s yellows, oranges, pinks and purples, which is exactly what you’ll find in the Garden right now. The Garden is not slowing down and has dozens of new blooms throughout the Garden. One place in particular you’ll need to visit is the Children’s Garden, where you won’t want to miss the snail vine arch. Plus it’s a good starting point to see other new blooms in the Lower Meadow and demonstration beds. Take a listen to Georgiann Keller’s latest audio blog to find out more and then make sure to book your tickets!
Photos from the Garden
Mexican Palo Verde tree
Jacaranda trees
Rose of Sharon, lavender chiffon, in the Children’s Garden
Rose of Sharon, blushing bride, in the Demonstration Garden Beds
White and sky blue agapanthus
Snail vine arch
Pink skullcap
Gerbera Daisy’s
Silk trees/Mimosa trees
Morton bay Chestnut
White crêpe myrtle trees bordering the Bohannon Rose Garden
Queen’s tears bromeliad (left) and the Urn plant bromeliad (right)
Canna
Bromelia pinguin
Cuban Zephyr Lily at the Overlook
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