The Dahlias



Not a Dahlia, but with flowers like an Orchid, leaves like a Day Lilly, exquisitely painted by Mother Nature
Another "Not a Dahlia!"

The Rose Garden scented the air with heady perfume


The Begonia Greenhouse displayed a distinct collection. Someone had been having a great time developing unique varieties -- a few looked like they had been crossed with Petunias!
Or an egg, over easy!
