Garden Tours 2007 - Random Images & Memories
We were blessed with generally fair weather (although there were a couple exceptions!)
and fabulous floral displays throughout the season. Many club members and their guests
participated in the tours and came away with renewed enthusiasm and new gardening ideas.
We hope you'll enjoy these images, and wish to thank the photographers who supplied them.
Others are featured in our Fall newsletter. Special thanks to Rosalie Hattie and Leah Hazelton
for supplying so many great shots for this page as well as for our printed newsletter.
The page is formatted for a wide-screen monitor. Please scroll sideways if the right-hand images aren't fully visible.
and fabulous floral displays throughout the season. Many club members and their guests
participated in the tours and came away with renewed enthusiasm and new gardening ideas.
We hope you'll enjoy these images, and wish to thank the photographers who supplied them.
Others are featured in our Fall newsletter. Special thanks to Rosalie Hattie and Leah Hazelton
for supplying so many great shots for this page as well as for our printed newsletter.
The page is formatted for a wide-screen monitor. Please scroll sideways if the right-hand images aren't fully visible.
(L Hazelton)
A pleasant al fresco table in Leah's garden.
A pleasant al fresco table in Leah's garden.
(B. Tate)
This fancy car drew everyone's attention at the Roy Andrews tour.
This fancy car drew everyone's attention at the Roy Andrews tour.
(B. Tate)
Roy explains the history of his island paradise.
Roy explains the history of his island paradise.
(L. Hazelton)
A gorgeous spot in Bill Singer's garden.
(R. Hattie)
Hydrangea are beginning to bloom in Ralph's private Eden.
Hydrangea are beginning to bloom in Ralph's private Eden.
(R. Hattie)
It was definitely damp for this Ralph Burrill tour! But we always come prepared.
(L. Hazelton)
One of Ralph's many fine day lilies.
(R. Hattie)
Circular bed in Ralph Burrill's yard.
Circular bed in Ralph Burrill's yard.
(L. Hazelton)
Very effective use of color and texture reveals Lois Allen's creative eye.
(L. Hazelton)
A closer look at Lois Allen's vivid red bark, succulents, grasses and heather.
(L. Hazelton)
A beautiful bend in the driveway at Ralph's place.