Please click to enlarge. I put the photos up in small format, since blogger is telling me that I've used 93% of the available allowance for photos.
At the entrance, a lovely small waterfall.
A huge camellia.
Japanese flowering apricot.
Snow drops (?)
A lovely new sculpture. I could sure use that in my garden!
Tulip Magnolia
Just a small patch of the hundreds of daffodils in bloom there.
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I think this is a variety of euphorbia, but Naomi can tell you - she has it in her header photo.
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Hellebores (Lenten roses)
Vinca
Walking stick.
Carolina Jasmine, just beginning to bloom.
Something I didn't know grew here; a giant redwood. Although it is big, it isn't a giant yet!
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These are absolutely breath-taking!!!
I look at my garden and it is still wearing the grey coat of winter, your photos bring me hope of more colourful days to come.
There was a picture of those catkin things in the colour supplement of our Saturday paper last week. If I can find where Mr. G has hidden it, I'll look it up and let you know!
The white flowers look like we used to call wind flowers but the leaves don't look quite right!
But obviously a lovely place to go!
Have found the photo I was looking for - those catkins look like Stachyurus praecox, called Spiketail here.
They look identical to my photo!
All so beautiful.
Beautiful photos Judy.
The pictures you post are always so lovely. How did blogger tell you that you were at 93% usage? I've never had any correspondence from them.
Judy, are those star ones white or a light blue? I think they might be something called blue-eyed grass. We had some over at the old house and they bloomed in early spring.
I think the plant or tree that looks like lamb's tails should be called - tarrah: lambs tails
Please tell me they can't cut your ability to post lovely pictures off. Would a protest help? Count me in.
Seriously, I hope there is a solution.
Those are delightful pictures, kenju!! make sure you resize your pictures before uploading them, it saves lots of room :)
These are just beautiful...I love seeing all these plants and flowers Judy. It reminds me that Spring IS really here...even if I don't see a lot of signs around here yet. It's cold and windy in my neck of the woods today; but at least we don't have snow. ~Joy
That seems like a lovely relaxing place to visit. Thanks for sharing your photos : )
Nice shots, wow, Redwoods in NC
Your post reminds me that it is time to take a photo day at the South Coast Botanic Garden. Spring is here!
Well, actually that is not the Euphornia in my Header...The flower is sinilar But the plant itself is not....I'm not sure which one this is, Judy. Mine is a Euphorbia Lambii...!
There are some BEAUTIFUL plants in your Arboreetum (?)I never spell that right...
Our camelias are in full swing.
Very messy, and they sure don't keep their blossoms long. I love the double ones.
~S
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