A sand garden fronts the tea house/guest house.
Inside the guest house.
On the back deck, overlooking the pond.
Out the gate on the other side, we continue on the path
and into the moss garden.
We come suddenly upon this serene place and linger to reflect in the Reflection Garden.
The path leads on through Camellia Way and eventually back to the meadow.
Total walking is about two miles and is estimated to take two hours. We took two and a half. Why hurry in a place like this?
What a beautiful and serene Japanese garden! Truly a treasure to remember. I wish I could hire those loving hands to tend to my backyard!
ReplyDeleteI meant to ask you if you saw English ivy anywhere in this wonderful landscape, and if so, how have they kept it from taking over?
ReplyDeletelovely stroll, thanks for taking us along
ReplyDeleteLinda, it's Sherry
ReplyDeleteSoo nice. I just looked at these pics of the garden..Wow beautiful. Thanks for sharing.. I'll have to go..
This is really, really impressive! What an amazing place! I love your gorgeous photos.
ReplyDeleteOoohhh. Gasp! Look at that! Wow! (my internal conversation while looking at these pictures) They are stunning.
ReplyDeleteOh Linda, I strolled and scrolled through all 4 parts. GORGEOUS!!
ReplyDeleteI haven't been there yet but am going to make sure I will. MB
wonderful pictures, Linda. Is this close to Seattle? I will have to put it on my "must see" list! Your pictures are always so beautiful.
ReplyDeleteThis is a walk I would love to go on Linda. Lovely photos! Thanks for taking us along.
ReplyDeleteExcellent photos of a beautiful Japanese Garden Linda. We have one in Hamilton, not quite as spectacular as your though. Lovely. - Dave
ReplyDeleteAwesome photos. Such a "jewel". I would definitely take a few hours to look it all over!
ReplyDeleteWow! I'm with you, thankfully!
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