Study Weekend Garden Tours - Southeast & North Portland - pt. 1
Despite all the work and hoopla of preparing for our open garden on Monday, I did manage to steal away on Friday and Saturday to visit the gardens in Portland. There were six gardens on Friday, located in the Southeast and North Portland neighborhoods. Beginning with the first three - Jenn Ferrante garden - Cool and calming, an oasis of serenity with pinks and blues and touches of chartreuse. And a majestic weeping beech. Peter Eastman and Dayrol Griffin garden - another colorful oasis with many tropical touches and a well-executed street border planting. Anne Davis & Miles McCoy garden - This small garden packs quite a punch with borders, potted plants and artistic touches. Check out that pathway! More to come... Text and photos by Phillip Oliver, Dirt Therapy
beautiful bloom! I am happy that a few of my roses are still producing blooms, though we have had some light frost.
ReplyDeleteFragrant?
ReplyDeleteMy roses are a little shy yet. And probably like me hate going out in the cold!
ReplyDeleteThe antiques always prove to be November's magical moments! Great photo!
ReplyDeletePhillip, it had a strong tea fragrance.
ReplyDeleteIt is a pretty bloom! Our roses are doing good so far. But it has been cold for the past couple of days.
ReplyDeleteShe has a gorgeous bloom. It is good to still see some rose blooms this time of the year.
ReplyDeleteLovely rose and aren't we lucky to still have beautiful blooms! gail
ReplyDeletePhillip, beautiful bloom. I'm putting it on my Christmas list!
ReplyDeleteShe is very pretty. My rose growing skills are not very good although I keep trying.
ReplyDeleteLovely! What kind of tea? ;>))
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful rose. My daughter lives in Texas and I still can't get used to the fact that the two of us have such different Rose Seasons.
ReplyDeleteThat rose is so beautiful. You are a wonderful photographer, too!
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