October is here and with it comes some spooky and spectacular sights in the Garden. The orchids and bromeliads in the Greenhouse are donning some darker colors and thinner petals, giving them a spidery look. If in the Dorothy and John Bohannon Rose Garden on a particularly cold morning, you may be able to see the moonflower and morning glories open at the same time! To learn more about what’s blooming make sure to listen to Georgiann Keller’s audio blog and scroll through the pictures below. Then grab a friend and head over to the Garden to find them in person.
Photos from the Garden
Honeysuckle, fuchsia, coleus and marigolds
Beautiful bedding borders in the Courtyard
Fairy lilies
‘Pink marshmallow’ fuchsia
‘Anabel’ fuchsia
‘Carmel blue’ fuchsia
‘First love’ fuchsia
‘Quasar’ fuchsia
‘Voodoo’ fuchsia
White mandaviya vine
Beds full of Dahlias, marigolds, chrysanthemums
Sunflowers
Moon flowers
Morning glories
‘Gemini’ rose
‘Oktoberfest’ rose
‘Judy Garland’ rose
Sea squill spires
Various new orchid blooms in the Greenhouse
Various new orchid blooms in the Greenhouse
Bromeliad blooms in the Greenhouse
Want to see what’s blooming in person? Get your tickets here.
