Yesterday I showed you the exterior of the Marjorie McNeely Conservatory in Como Park. Today I have a photo taken in the Sunken Garden, one of the most delightful gardens in the building. Tomorrow I will bring you to an equally delightful part of the Conservatory, the Fern Room.The Conservatory hosts more than 300 wedding ceremonies each year! Couples can choose to have their ceremony inside the Conservatory in either the Sunken Garden or North Garden. The two outdoor locations, the Japanese Garden and The Excedra, are available seasonally.
Sunken Garden: A Visual Symphony of Color For a Virtual Tour of the Garden, click on this site for a great view.
The Sunken Garden in the Marjorie McNeely Conservatory in Como Park presents a seasonal potpourri of fantastic floral shows, with five popular themes each year. Enjoy amazing azaleas and festive poinsettias in winter, multicolored tulips in spring, prized roses and geraniums in summer and cheery chrysanthemums in autumn.
Kate, that is an amazing place. I can see why people would want to marry there....it's magical.
ReplyDeleteWhat a delightful view of that garden. I'd love to see the summer floral show.
ReplyDeleteA phenomenal sculpture! The surface looks so lifelike. On screen anyway, one could be fooled. Lovely photo, too.
ReplyDeletewow... superb!
ReplyDeleteAn beautiful place indeed.
ReplyDeleteI am not up to normal yet, so am only trying to pop in here and there. As I get better I will try to get back on schedule.
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Wonderful sculpture; what a graceful lady! Must be a very nice place altogheter!
ReplyDeleteelle est très belle cette statue, très poétique. j'aime beaucoup
ReplyDeleteIt is very beautiful this statue, very poetic. I love
Looks like a beautiful sculture and garden. Is she dipping her toe in the water to see if its cold?
ReplyDeleteWhat a lovely sculpture, dipping her toe into the water.
ReplyDeleteKate, I really like the composition of thi photo with the statue in the shadows and the flowers bright. Its like we are not supposed to be watching her dip her toe into the water. Nice.
ReplyDeleteLooking at the statue I think it's time for me to go on a diet ;-)
ReplyDeleteWhat a wonderful place for a wedding ceremony!
What a lovely place, and your tour is terrific. From alll that snowy exterior to here, bathed in such lovely spring sun.
ReplyDeleteKate, This is just magical and I think may be one of your finest shots that I've seen! I just love everything about it, and isn't she LOVELY. Absolutely fab. If this were a shot on Flickr it would be an instant fave! Kudos!
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I love the statue...very nice.....
ReplyDeleteI love the statue & the water - it's just a great shot!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful sculpture, it looks so graceful, great post!
ReplyDeletequite beautiful Kate!
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