There is so much to celebrate in the Garden during this time of the year. There is something blooming throughout our 87 acres including the pink and red camellia flowers, the purple-spotted phalaenopsis and the cute crabapple blossoms. If the rainy weather holds up and you don’t want to walk the Garden in the rain, there’s plenty to see in our covered pavilion (Ibbi Pip’s Playhouse) and our display greenhouse to make a visit more than worthwhile. Make sure to listen to Georgiann Keller’s audio blog below to learn more about what’s blooming in the Garden this week, then pack a picnic and put on some walk shoes before making your way to the Garden to see these beautiful blooms in person.
Photos from the Garden
Crown of thorns
Strawberry tree
Pink camellia
Red camellia
Tree dahlia
Borage
Nepenthes or pitcher plants
Mexican tree marigold
Blue Barleria
Desert rose
Phalaenopsis
Mexican zoapatle plant or Montanoa tomentosa
Crabapple blooms
Indian shot cannas
Common orange and red cannas
While pictures are worth a thousand words, theres nothing like the real thing. To learn more about tickets and Garden Admission, click here.
