Each Fall and Spring, our Victoria County Master Gardener's Association has a plant sale. They have good plants at good prices, and they sell out of the unusual stuff fast! If you want something in particular,you need to be in line before the doors open. After purchasing my plants, I usually walk through the VEG or Victoria Educational Gardens. The above flower is a Chinese Lantern (Abutilon x hybridum) a perennial that originates in South America. 
The waterfall and pond is gorgeous. They have huge koi in it too!
The entrance into the second phase of the garden leads one through a pergola covered in white climbing roses. I loved the petals on the pavers.!
The Indian Blankets were so pretty with the dew still on them. They are a native wildflower in Texas. Since it is still early spring, many things are not yet blooming. I'll have to make a trip to the gardens in May! The VCMGA is also sponsoring a tour of several private gardens in May. I can't wait!Ya'll Come Back!
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What lovely flowers, thank you for sharing them. I loved the last one that was the color of watermelon with golden edges.
ReplyDeleteRoberta Anne
But you left out the good part... what did you buy?
ReplyDeleteNice post. Absolutely gorgeous photos. Indeed, I could see the dew still. Thanks for sharing it with us.
ReplyDeletewow what lovely pictures,and gorgeous waterfall xx t
ReplyDeleteOur MG's have their sale this weekend; this will be my first time to attend. I am so excited; I can hardly wait!
ReplyDeleteLooks like you are an expert in this field, you really got some great points there, thanks.
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