The park is filled with gigantic trees like this one in the Japanese Garden section. |
Here's the dahlia garden with row after row of gorgeous blooms. There are separate gardens for roses, fuschia, iris, rhododendrons, and northwest natives. |
The colors and types of dahlias were endless. |
I was delighted to catch a bee in one photo. |
I'd love to visit the garden when this rose arbor is in bloom. |
And this lovely setting is surrounded by Puget Sound. |
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I adore your part of the world...whenever I visit the Seattle area, I always vow to live there someday! Well, now that I'm retired, I could move anywhere. So what's keeping me? LOL
ReplyDeleteHabits, I guess. Thanks for the lovely photos....here's MY SATURDAY SNAPSHOT POST
Beautiful photos, Sandy! It's sad that the rose trellis faded so early this year. Not enough rain, I guess. I've sat on that bench often.
ReplyDeletePretty gardens and flowers.
ReplyDeleteDefinitely a dream garden. lovely photos.
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful place to visit. Lovely shots.
ReplyDeleteYour photos beckon me to visit your corner of the country. I have been as far west as Spokane, but not to Seattle and Puget Sound . We really must get West again. Thanks for the beautiful photos.
ReplyDeleteThe pom pom dahlia's are stunning - I haven't seen that variety before - I wonder if they're easy for the common gardener to grow ?
ReplyDeleteAs always I love the pictures you share with us
ReplyDeleteSimply stunning! I had no idea that there were so many varieties of Dahlias!! Makes me want to visit that part of the world:)
ReplyDeleteWhat a lovely place.
ReplyDeleteSimply stunning, it looks wonderful.
ReplyDeleteHi Sandra,
ReplyDeleteLovely pictures and it is good to know that you are experiencing pretty much the same 'Indian Summer' conditions, that we have here in the UK right now!
The dahlias are in full bloom now, along with just a few stray, traditionally Summer flowers, which have become confused by the mild conditions and warm sunshine.
Yvonne