The most likely source of reflection in a garden is water. Caught at the right angle, it can capture the movement of clouds in the sky, flocks of birds flying overhead and provide a dreamlike look at the world around us—especially when captured in a photograph. Gazing globes have been a part of the garden […]
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Sometimes the Answer Lies Within: Part 6 of the Folly Frenzy Countdown–The Mirrored Folly
Posted in Garden, tagged Bluewing Construction, Ekkehard Altenburger, Elk Creek Cabinetry, Folly exhibition, Harumi Yukutake, Mirrored Folly, Phillip K. Smith III, Porte Cochere, Storm King Art Center, Trainstation, Treehotel, Winterthur, Winterthur Garden on March 16, 2018 | Leave a Comment »
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Beautiful walk today with our visitors - snowdrops, autumn cherry, witch hazel, fragrant tea olive, crocus, and camellias in flower.
- Saturday Nov 9 - 8:56pmFall snowdrops, Galanthus reginae-olgae. https://t.co/sZX8NePPZu
- Friday Nov 8 - 10:50pmSnowdrops and tea oil camellias in flower!
- Thursday Nov 7 - 9:37pmButterfly weed, Asclepias tuberosa, just coming into flower in our meadows.
- Thursday Jun 20 - 9:00pmMartagon lilies still in flower.
- Friday Jun 14 - 3:46pm@WinterthurBloom Instagram
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