We did a number of garden tours this spring. I watch for them on event calendars because they offer a chance to see gardens (and sometimes homes) that are only rarely open to the public.On June 8th, we visited a few gardens in nearby Maryland.
June 17, 2013
Some Gardens in Maryland
We did a number of garden tours this spring. I watch for them on event calendars because they offer a chance to see gardens (and sometimes homes) that are only rarely open to the public.On June 8th, we visited a few gardens in nearby Maryland.
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Beautiful flowers!
ReplyDeletealways love to see other folks' growing talents. :)
ReplyDeleteI particularly love the fountain. There's just something about water!
ReplyDeleteSempre muito bem cuidado este espaço onde as flores e os perfumes me encantam!
ReplyDeleteBeijos.
I would have enjoyed this outing as I love all flowers. Thank you for dropping by my place.
ReplyDeleteLovely brigth flowers to cheer up the day
ReplyDeleteI went on a tour one time where we visited all kinds of peoples gardens. I really enjoyed that tour.
ReplyDeleteThese 'some' gardens look pretty nice. Beautiful, in fact.
ReplyDeleteI love these beautiful flowers. Great pictures!
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