Spring
Springtime at the Gardens is spectacular. Hundreds of flowering crabapple trees in shades of pink, red and white dot the landscape with color and beauty. Their forms whether upright, weeping or standard, dwarf or large, add interest to the grounds especially in the Spring.
Daffodils can be found naturalized in many areas of the Gardens. Some very old spots include the bog planting in this picture. These are believed to have been planted in the late 1940’s or early 50’s. They put on a tremendous show every spring and potential visitors ask all the time if they are in bloom yet.
