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Begging to differ with this week’s Groundhog Day verdict, our gardeners are expecting the spring flowering season to arrive early this year.
No cherry blossoms yet—these pale-pink fragrant flowers are of the Dawn Viburnum (click for HD wallpaper size).
Jasmine Blue
A growing hellebore, or Lenten Rose, the Natural Garden.
Jasmine Blue
Skimmia japonica
Jasmine Blue
Pieris japonica
Jasmine Blue
Heavenly Falls at the lower pond
The Stroll Garden’s stream
This maple in the shadow of the Garden Pavilion bears the nickname shishi gashira, or lion’s head—calling to mind the shaggy masks worn by traditional lion dancers.
Cedric Wiens
Cedric Wiens
Poetically, we like to think of winter as the season when decoration and pretense are shed, and—with its structure bared—the true spirit of a tree shines through.
Special thanks to photographer member Michel Hersen who was shooting in the Garden today.
Michel Hersen
Michel Hersen
Michel Hersen
Michel Hersen
Michel Hersen
Michel Hersen
