If you need an escape, which we think everyone could use right now, head to the Garden. Immerse yourself in the Garden’s natural beauty and forget your worries. There’s so much beauty in this world, and these latest blooms are a gentle reminder of that. Take a listen to Georgiann Keller’s audio blog below and then get your tickets for this long weekend. And if you’re interested in learning what else you can do in the Garden while visiting, read our article 10 Ways to Spend Memorial Day Weekend in the Garden.
Photos from the Garden
Alstroemerias
Alstroemerias
‘Pink Marshmallow’ Fuchsia
‘Ruth West’ Fuchsia (top left), ‘Angel Earrings’ Fuchsia (top right), ‘Quasar’ Fuchsia (bottom left), ‘Voodoo’ Fuchsia (bottom right)
Brunfelsia pauciflora (Yesterday Today and Tomorrow)
Allium ampeloprasum (Broadleaf Wild Leek)
Butterfly bush
Yarrow
Penstemon
Heliotrope
Mimulus ringens (Monkey flower)
Cosmos bipinnatus
Brugmansia ‘Frosty Pink’ (Angel’s Trumpet)
Jacobaea maritima (Dusty Miller)
Lycianthes rantonnetii (Blue potato bush)
Hymenosporum flavum (Sweetshade tree)
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