This is a taste of home for me! We went often when I was growiing up., I lived in the Swathmore/Aston area and it was a quick trip. Beuatiful gardens. I miss Pennsylvania.
Those tulips are gorgeous and fabulous when planted in masses. Happy spring!
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What a gorgeous garden Mae! The colorful flowers feed my need for color here in this dreary PNW spring. And the weather looks perfect. Terrie @ Bookshelf Journeys https://www.bookshelfjourneys.com/post/sunday-post-45
Your visit to Longwood Gardens reminds me of my visit to Monet's Gardens in April last year. The signt of the flowers was magnificent. The abundance of such color was heartening to me---plants press on, making their way in the world despite all the obstacles. The people seemed to be trying to compete with the flowers in the beauty of what they were wearing.
OMG Mae, thanks for sharing these wonderful photos. Despite living a little over an hour away, I've never been to Longwood Gardens in the spring. Exquisite!
There was a power outage in my neighborhood and I have been without power for nearly 24 hours. That is why I'm late visiting.
Your tulip photos are stunning. What a HUGE outpouring of lovely blooms. I am in total awe and so glad you shared your photos with us. That last photo of that sunken area is wonderful, too.
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Beautiful, beautiful flowers -- and perfect weather, too. Looks like you are having a wonderful visit.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful photos from Longwood. I love the all the tulips and the trillium.
ReplyDeleteHave a great weekend.
This is a taste of home for me! We went often when I was growiing up., I lived in the Swathmore/Aston area and it was a quick trip. Beuatiful gardens. I miss Pennsylvania.
ReplyDeleteThose tulips are gorgeous and fabulous when planted in masses. Happy spring!
ReplyDeleteIf you are unable to find my blog or unable to comment, please give me a heads up at harvee44@yahoo.com. I fiddled with my blog and haven't received any comments. Maybe people are just outdoors enjoying the spring weather, lol. Thanks.
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Nice, colourful and beautiful flowers.
ReplyDeleteHow lovely to see this -- and before you'll be seeing it here, so you'll get a double whammy!
ReplyDeleteThey are beautiful! Have a great weekend!
ReplyDeleteLove all the beautiful colorful flowers. Looks like a very calming place to be.
ReplyDeleteLove all the beautiful flowers and colors. Looks like a very peaceful place to visit.
ReplyDeleteLove all the beautiful flowers and colors. Looks like a very peaceful place to visit.
ReplyDeleteLove all the beautiful flowers and colors. Looks like a very peaceful place to visit.
ReplyDeleteGorgeous! I remember that my mother recommended it, but I never got there.
ReplyDeleteWhat a gorgeous garden Mae! The colorful flowers feed my need for color here in this dreary PNW spring. And the weather looks perfect.
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Your visit to Longwood Gardens reminds me of my visit to Monet's Gardens in April last year. The signt of the flowers was magnificent. The abundance of such color was heartening to me---plants press on, making their way in the world despite all the obstacles. The people seemed to be trying to compete with the flowers in the beauty of what they were wearing.
ReplyDeleteSuch a lovely, spring-y post.
Oh Mae, these are amazing views. hugs-Erika
ReplyDeleteYour photos are stunning! Thanks so much for posting.
ReplyDeleteoooooh i just love this place!! we have season passes and go as often as we can. i have seen the tulips before but not this year...we need to go!!
ReplyDeletelovely pictures, of this wonderful garden!!! i adore the first picture of the "shaggy" tulip, they are such pretty ones!!
OMG Mae, thanks for sharing these wonderful photos. Despite living a little over an hour away, I've never been to Longwood Gardens in the spring. Exquisite!
ReplyDeleteI need to hit up my local gardens soon. Maybe next week. So beautiful!
ReplyDeleteThere was a power outage in my neighborhood and I have been without power for nearly 24 hours. That is why I'm late visiting.
ReplyDeleteYour tulip photos are stunning. What a HUGE outpouring of lovely blooms. I am in total awe and so glad you shared your photos with us. That last photo of that sunken area is wonderful, too.
You mentioned fast food could include such things as fruit in my "fast food" spread. I had included bananas, to me, the ultimate fast food. I took a bit of license when I named the entry. It had to fit in the circle, so that's why the name. Some of the food was healthy, one was junk food. BUT, it was all fast food, which is why the name.
Did those gorgeous flowers smell as pretty as they look?
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