The height of summer means it's time for hydrangeas.
Grace Garden is practically in our backyard.
The little bees were busy doing their thing.
There are a few other flowers sprinked in along with the hydrangeas.
But it's mostly hydrangeas. There are several different varieties of them.
Grace Garden was officially open to the public last June, but it was fifteen years in the making.
The beautiful gardens were being planted and cultivated over the years. There are now over 300,000 hydrangeas and various types of trees.
Last summer I brought all the kids. The boys were not having it this year, but my Daisy came with me.
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| Trish, Daisy, Susie, Krissie, Linda and Chris |
Aw, look at these sweet sisters.
Aw, look at my sweet girl.
Aw, look at those sweet mommies.
Before planting the garden, it was 130 acres of barren land. What a change!
They added a cute little library on the grounds.
There are many different paths you can wander down.
These particular blooms were so vibrant.
This is the cute little area where there is a drink shop and tables to sit and enjoy them.
There is a little church inside Grace Garden.
That area below is pin wheel lane.
Just down the road is Sangni Lotus Pond.
It was a little early for lotus blooms, but we found some cute little lily pads.
[June 28]
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