What a great post on a fantastic garden! I love your photos, and your detailed descriptions. Thank you Gerhard! We all see something a little different, and isn't that interesting? It was lovely to see you at the Fling, though for too short a visit! You did an excellent job of covering Camille's garden, Tamara. I struggled with the light and shade contrasts in many of the same areas you photographed so beautifully. Aw, thank you Kris! I think my "afternoon" pics are better because of changing light But hers is a gorgeous garden regardless, and you're a talented photographer so I'm sure your pix are lovely!
Lovely Tamara. Aah, I see where they can be confused! Cheers, thanks for the kind words! Ah, I love her garden so much. Your photos bring it all back. I especially like that flagstone path at the torii gate, both of which are works of art. Pam, it was such a special place. The path, the gate, definitely works of art as is the whole garden. A symphony of experiences, all with a wow factor.
You've beautifully shot this garden, love the sanguisorba cascading down. You've done an exceptional job capturing the spirit of Camille and Dirk's garden.
One of my favorites. I am glad we got to spend a long time there. Aw, thank you Jerry. It was definitely a favorite - I keep thinking about it. I'm glad we got extra time there as well. Post a Comment Thank you for your comments! I love hearing them, I will approve comments as soon as I can.
Posted by Chickadee Gardens August 15, This post is a special treat. Tahoma Flora tahomaflora , the Puyallup home and garden of the wonderful Camille and Dirk Paulsen, was fortunately for garden Flingers a long, leisurely visit. Camille, one of the most excellent volunteer planners for this year's Fling, is basically a superwoman.
