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| roxanneboscobel | profile | all galleries >> Galleries >> last_garden_2009 | tree view | thumbnails | slideshow |
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 This is a visit to the last garden in the Sandy Spring Museum Garden Tour |
 It is built on a heavily wooded lot on a slight hill above a little valley |
 Don found where the hobbits live! |
 I always find the grass paths fascinating |
 This property has an authentic late 1700s carriage house |
 Looking up towards the house; newly built late 1700s house |
 Most of their plants are peonies and roses!! |
 The back of the house; it was fascinating |
 and extremely well done |
 Don looking down into the valley |
 Me in front of the house |
 Back of the house |
 A hidden pond with statues |
 Brilliant blue clematis growing on the ground |
 1700s gate closer |
 Peonies and roses |
 Peonies like this |
 Roses like this |
 These didn't get as much sun as you would expect them to need! |
 Many, many different varieties of peonies |
 And bearded iris |
 Don overlooking the Chelsea garden |
 Baptisia and iris |
 Roses and blooming bush |
 This absolutely perfect birdhouse was just put up the morning before our visit |
 This part of the garden had four separate garden rooms |
 With hedges between them |
 Spectacular iris |
 Center of one of the garden rooms |
 Immaculate white fences |
 Wow -- this garden has been photographed for magazines and books |
 I don't think I saw any plants repeated, they had so many varieties! |
 Interesting use of fencing inside the larger garden |
 With an urn |
 another view |
 Sherbert orange |
 Roses! |
 Iris and baptisia |
 More iris |
 Bright bright clematis |
 The owners are standing in the doorway and sitting on the bench to the right; VERY nice people! |
 The flower bed right in front of the house |
 With hedges and paths |
 Another view |
 Iris |
 Spectacular view; what a great garden!! |
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