Spring in a marvelous garden
Cherry Ong is take us to visit Abkhazi Garden in Victoria , British Columbia . These photos are from a trip she took there this spring .
Nipponese maples(Acerpalmatum , Zones 5–9 ) are always beautiful , but reckon at the incredible trunk on this erstwhile cutleaf variety . It is an incredible piece of last carving .
expect across the garden , there is some truly beautiful stone cautiously accented by beautiful plant .
This chunk of Asian mayapple , with outrageous patched foliage , looks like the varietyPodophyllum‘Spotty Dotty ’ , ( Zones 6–9 ) .
This stunningRhododendronis in full bloom . In climates where they flourish — like thePacific Northwest — rhododendrons can be overplanted , but it is gentle to see why . What a beautiful flora !
Beautiful garry oak tree ( Quercusgarryana , Zones 6–9 ) cast wild shadows on the lawn . This specie of oak , aboriginal to the west coast of North America , is being threatened as its aboriginal habitat is ruin by urban development .
Sometimes simplicity is the most effective approach , as exemplified by this beautifulcontainerwith its singledwarf coniferoffset by a carpet of biddy - and - chicks ( Semperviviumsp , Zones 4–8 ) .
Thepondis ringed by beautiful stones and conifer . The leaf of waterlilies ( Nyphmaea , Zones 4–10 ) are just coming up to the airfoil .
The local turtles are large devotee of the pee as well .
Two blossom fromAnemonenemorosa(Zones 5–8 ) diversity — the one on the left hand is the dual cultivar ‘ Vestal ’ .
This trout lily ( Erythronium)is probably the hybrid ‘ Pagoda ’ ( zone 4–9 ) . Different species of trout lily are native towoodlandsaround North America and give refined leaping displays of bloom in shade .
This gorgeous trout lily is probably ‘ White Beauty ’ .
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