Enjoy!
Mary-Frances
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| The garden entrance is rather bland. The first-time visitor might even think there won't be much to see once inside... |
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| Once inside there are hidden gems like this little chapel. They were preparing for a wedding reception later in the day. I can't imagine a more beautiful site, surrounded by such lovely gardens. |
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| A number of the beds were in a formal style, with boxwoods surrounding a variety of beautiful roses. I was there in early July, so the roses were looking fresh and vibrant. |
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| The yellow roses were particularly striking. |
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| There were quite a few places to sit and view the garden. I am fond of this particular idea and would love to incorporate something like this in my own garden someday...on a much smaller scale of course! |
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| The shade of the covered walkway was a welcome respite from the sun. |
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| There was no shortage of greenery though, with a variety of trees and shrubs offering an interesting study in contrast and texture. |
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| A few of their rather extensive collection of hostas. |
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| Flower beds offered a wide variety of perennials, including delphiniums and foxglove. |
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| The daisies put on a good show that day. |
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| An unnamed clematis..what a striking bloom. |
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