Along the perimeter fence is this gorgeous hanging garden.
I would love to work in a place like this so that I could do the end of aisles displays.
Laurie and Arn have just been in their current house a few years, and she is still building her garden. She studied all of the perennials. Arn said she set a new record for Al's, one and a half hours.
Eventually we did move on, with quite a few plants in the back of the car.
We were headed west across the valley to St. Paul, and a rose garden there, but first we found this place.
Strawberry season has begun in the valley. These are real berries, red all the way through. I know because a bought a pint to bring home.
And we sampled a strawberry doughnut. |
The view from the greenhouse.↓
We didn't buy much here, but we sure enjoyed looking.
And I enjoyed seeing your photos.
ReplyDeletewow a strawberry doughnut-sounds delicious. What a riot of colorful blooms!
ReplyDeleteOh, those strawberries made me anxious to have mine turn red. They are pretty big, but not a one has turned yet. My neighbor, though, she has a dozen ripe ones already. Love your pictures! I am always amazed at how many you take. :-)
ReplyDeleteOh, such bright colors! Those strawberries look delicious. I have plenty of little green ones.
ReplyDeleteThe colors were amazing. As much as I enjoyed seeing the photos, I don't think I could be that bold in my own garden.
ReplyDeleteThis is what you call EYE CANDY!!!
ReplyDeleteOh my word look at those Petunias. And of course the rest of the place.
ReplyDeleteI worked in a Nursery--I was the Greenhouse supervisor and Annual buyer. So I got to do the end caps or tables. What fun. That I miss the most. Enjoy your Nursery hopping---all the way up the coast. Love your new header. MB
How lush and colorful. I know where I'd be spending my time. These place are wonderful, but I love the first one!
ReplyDeleteI think that would be a perfect job for you.
I'd enjoy that too.
ReplyDeleteI'm absolutely agog at these gorgeous photos! You have the MOST beautiful garden centers in the NW.
ReplyDeleteNothing as good real strawberries in June! Two more places to add to my list to someday visit!
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