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Garden Photo of the Day

Garden Photo of the Day

Even their wheelbarrows are beautiful!

comments (4) October 18th, 2010 in blogs
MichelleGervais Michelle Gervais, Senior Editor
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Photo: Michelle Gervais

This shot was taken a few years ago in the gardens at Filoli in Woodside, California.  

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Comments (4)

grizmom3 writes: I Would very much enjoy a journey beyond the arch. Posted: 10:35 am on October 19th
littleloiee writes: I have the happiest memory of visiting Filoli in around 2000 with my sister. What really made it even more special was the docent who took us on the tour. The morning glories were in full bloom and I have a beautiful picture of my sister in front of them. At that time I worked at Hermes of Paris and was talking to one of my workers when lo and behold she came in the store and was opening a B&B in Martha's Vineyard. It seemed whenever I spoke about somebody they would magically appear!I hope her business was successful and sometime I would like to return! Posted: 4:04 pm on October 18th
sheilaschultz writes: A beautiful stone archway framing the gardens beyond... such a soothing painting. It makes me want to touch everything from the rough stone of the arch to the prickly yews!A lovely vision for the day. Posted: 12:41 pm on October 18th
MKSBrown writes: Nice photo. I was a Filoli garden yesterday. It was an overcast day with a light rain, perfect conditions for photographs. I hope I got a few nice photos to show everyone when I get back to Indiana. The massive yews that are visible in your photo have been cut back to get them to the proportion of the original design. The heavy cut back with all the thick woody base of the yew showing, while the plant grows back, gives the garden a surreal, interesting look. I will post photos on my web site in a few days. www.myrenesgarden.com Posted: 11:45 am on October 18th
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