I always have a load of fun and the husband goes home with pockets empty and cart full. I always purchase a few ferns from the fern guy, buy some tillandsias, and marvel at the exotics. And every time I visit, I find new vistas and plants to marvel in bloom. This year was an unseasonably warm 92 degrees so next year I plan on going bright and early!
If you want to read about this garden you can go to last years post of mine. There you can find its history and interesting facts.

What an amazing setting and what glorious blooms!!! It sounded like a lovely day friend! And oh my....your shots of the water are stunning! i hope that your painting is going well! So glad you came home with some goodies!!!
ReplyDeleteWow, thanks for sharing Bok Tower's gardens, they and the tower are beautiful.
ReplyDeleteEnjoy your new plants ~ FlowerLady
How exotic and lush and green it all looks, compared to my northern garden at this time of year. Beautiful!
ReplyDeleteHow beautiful! Thanks for taking us along for the fabulous garden tour. Of all your lovely photos, the lily pads just "take the cake" for me. All the best! :-)
ReplyDeleteWow, these pictures are amazing! I love the first one of the lily pads. The tower is gorgeous too. Bok Tower Gardens is definitely on my to-visit list!
ReplyDeleteSome wonderful plants in Bok Tower Gardens - I love the lily pads, and have only seen them that size before in Brazil and in the glass houses at Kew gardens.
ReplyDeleteI certainly wouldn't pass up an opportunity to see a garden like this for free ( and I would probably go home poor but happy too)!
ReplyDeleteGood to know this fabulous garden's still going strong.
ReplyDeleteWell organized annual garden events are always fun to have on the calendar. And what a feast for the eyes to those of us who are wrapping it up for the season.
ReplyDeleteSounds and looks a great day out Sharon although I think that the heat would be too much for me :) Love that pink grass.
ReplyDeleteOooo, looks dreamy! I wouldn't mind the heat if it was in a garden like that! Bring on the shorts, the sandals, and the water mister! ;-) Oktoberfest is a big thing here in Wisconsin. I think I'll celebrate with a mug tonight--thanks for the reminder!
ReplyDeleteThis garden is wonderful. Beautiful pictures !
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