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April 26, 2014

It's Historic Garden Week in Virginia

Historic Long Branch, Clarke County
Throughout Virginia, Garden Clubs are working with homeowners and preservation groups to offer citizens a chance to tour gardens, historic landmarks, and fine homes. Many of these places are rarely open to the public, so those of us who love gardens or are just plain curious can explore these special landscapes and buildings. See the Virginia Garden Week website for schedules.

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6 comments:

  1. TexWisGirl10:33 PM, April 26, 2014

    wow! beautiful!

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  2. William Kendall10:42 PM, April 26, 2014

    A wonderful idea. This place is beautiful!

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  3. George1:13 PM, April 27, 2014

    I wish I lived closer to Virginia so I could visit some of those gardens. Long Branch looks absolutely gorgeous.

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  4. A Colorful World5:22 PM, April 27, 2014

    Gorgeous shot! Hope all the late snow didn't harm too many of the gardens.

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  5. Pat11:26 AM, April 28, 2014

    Garden week is always great. I'm hitting the one in Old Town Alexandria.

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  6. HansHB2:15 AM, April 30, 2014

    A great serie!

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