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"Is this heaven? No, this is Chicago." The oh-so-lovely Lurie Garden in Chicago's Millenium Park was created by the great Dutch garden designer Piet Oudolf. Late spring and early summer is the best time for viewing this masterpiece of perennial plantings. (at The Lurie Garden)
Patio vignette: A bit of metal found object, variegated winter daphne, Scottish moss, old gold wall cress, basalt column and bird bath. (at The Pearl District)
“Centennial Gardens”: Excerpts from the 2014-2015 NAJGA Journal | Moments of Ma
“Centennial Gardens”: Excerpts from the 2014-2015 NAJGA Journal | Moments of Ma
“Centennial Gardens”: Excerpts from the 2014-2015 NAJGA Journal | Moments of Ma.
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Winter Jasmine (at Lan Su Chinese Garden)
California's dire water situation created this accidental kare-sansui landscape @ The Getty. (at The Getty Museum, Los Angeles)
Museum-quality koi in San Diego's Japanese Friendship Garden, Balboa Park. (at Japanese Friendship Garden)
Ginkgo leaves (at Frank Lloyd Wright Home and Studio)
Happy halloween from the vegetable garden (at Chicago Botanic Garden)
This pieris plant has since met its Maker. (at Pearl District)
Wisteria frames this view of the strolling garden. (at Japanese Garden At The Huntington)
Outside a strip mall are a couple of dwarf bunny grasses just loitering around. (at City of Portland)
Dwarf bamboo and pathway #japanesegarden (at Kubota Garden)
Gray walls are for creating shadows. (at Pearl District, Portland)
Zigzag bridge. According to an old Chinese belief, evil spirits walk in straight lines so a zigzag path will throw them off!#japanesegarden (at Kubota Garden)
Only a few weeks left for the pitcher plant to thrive. (at The Pearl District)
Self-portrait @ Isamu Noguchi's California Scenario.
Van Duysen Botanical Garden