Saturday, January 22, 2011

The Sunken Garden

The Sunken Garden not only has the seasonal plants on display but permanent trees and shrubs add to the decor. In addition to the flowers, there are places to rest and reflect upon the environment as well.  Don't be impatient; I'll show you my favorite sculpture tomorrow.
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10 comments:

  1. Birdman8:09 AM

    I can almost smell them! Thanks.

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  2. Dave-CostaRicaDailyPhoto.com8:14 AM

    This looks like a nice escape from the cold and we will look forward to tomorrow's sculpture.

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  3. Sharon8:26 AM

    It looks warm and inviting.

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  4. Lowell8:44 AM

    Looks like Florida. Can't imagine 15 below again. I saw that you were getting hit with a cold spell. Hopefully, it won't last very long.

    Beautiful shot and well-composed...I like the way that stone wall leads the eye through the picture.

    Have a wonderful weekend.

    And I was easily able to comment this morning...don't what happened yesterday. Computers can sure be frustrating at times!

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  5. VP9:02 AM

    Love the tiles, the bricks and the flowers are simply great!

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  6. Judy10:09 AM

    What a wonderful place to go to warm up!

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  7. Unknown12:47 PM

    Awesome display and the building is fantastic as seen from the outside. It somehow reminds me of the victorian glass and iron buildings at the Kew Gardens, London.

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  8. jb1:32 PM

    Bloody Pointsettias! I thought they died out with Christmas.

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  9. EG CameraGirl3:55 PM

    I like the curve in the brick wall.

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  10. Randy9:00 PM

    Looks like a wonderful place to just sit and meditate.

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