I decided this post was going to be more photos and few words. I had the opportunity to walk through the botanic gardens at Greenland Garden Centre in Sherwood Park recently and was impressed to see how it has developed over the last few years. One portion of the garden is dedicated to a small vegetable bed including peas on ornamental wrought iron trellis/stakes, corn, swiss chard and so much more. Come along with me and enjoy......
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Beautiful!
ReplyDeleteOh my this place is beautiful!! I just wish I could have even 1/8 of this garden. Thanks for sharing and happy weekend!
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How very beautiful with all those great peonies and species roses, hostas and all the other plants.
ReplyDeleteWhat beautiful gardens you have shared today, I love the first photo with the pop of purple and the contrasting orange in the container.
ReplyDeleteShirley, That is a beautiful botanical garden! Thanks for sharing your photos. I always enjoy visiting other gardens, both public and private, for gardening ideas.
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Wow, every shot was gorgeous. I sure wish I had their green thumbs.
ReplyDeleteawesome place!!! thanks for taking us along!!!
ReplyDeleteThanks for linking in and sharing your flaunt today!!! I always love seeing all the pretties everyone shares! Have a great weekend friend
Everything looks just gorgeous in your garden. Thanks for visiting and Happy FF.
ReplyDeleteBotanical gardens are such a great place to visit, you have captured some wonderful photos.
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful botanical garden - thank you for the photographic tour!
ReplyDeleteI would spend a whole day there and not want to leave. Were the birds chirping, Shirley? There's an open-space concept there that is appealing.
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I would love to spend a day in that botanic garden!Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteHi Shirley, Great tour! Thanks for sharing it. Have a great weekend!
ReplyDeleteWow, what a beautiful garden tour. Thanks for visiting my blog today. I hope you will become a regular visitor. Have a great weekend.
ReplyDeleteI only know what a couple of these things are called, but I do know they and the photos you took of them are beautiful. Thanks!
ReplyDeleteWhat a fantastic tour you've taken us on! A gorgeous garden, beautiful flowers and plants and delightful shadows for the day! Your photos are superb! Hope your weekend is going well! Enjoy!
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The shadows near that little pool are especially soothing!
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Shadows here and shadows there,
Shadows, shadows everywhere!
Shadows left and shadows right;
Shadows dancing through the night!
Shadows crouching on the wall;
Shadows spring and shadows fall
On the unsuspecting guest,
Who thought shadows offered rest!
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Shadows here and here
That's a spectacular garden centre proving that there are tons of plants you can plant in an Edmonton garden. :)
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I loved the garden tour! What a beautiful place and gorgeous photos!
ReplyDeleteWhat a delightful walk you've taken us on this morning. I can almost smell the richness of the garden and loved all the glorious colors and shadows!!
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Hope your weekend is treating you well!!
Beautiful garden for walk and taking of photographs :)
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That is such a beautiful garden! I'd like to look for reflections there. :)
ReplyDeleteBeautiful pictures. Looks like a nice place for a walk and to see and capture some great photos. I like the little bridge in some of the shots and the wide array of flowers, plants and trees is just awesome.
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing!
That was a lovely tour..who are the people in the photo Shirley?
ReplyDeleteThanks for the comments everyone! Yes the birds were chirping and one could hear the water as it recyced through the pump house. Michelle, the two in the photo are my son and daughter.
ReplyDeleteYou have a beautiful daughter and a handsome son and they didn't complain while you were taking the photo...my daughter always groans..LOL....
ReplyDeleteBeautifully laid out and cared for! Those last to flowers your?
ReplyDeleteHello everyone and thank you for visiting! Carla and Rambling Woods asked about the "flowers" in the last photo and yes, these are two of my own homegrown, my son and daughter. :)
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