Today's photo was another one (along with my header this month) taken on our latest trip to Biltmore House and Gardens in Asheville, North Carolina.
Biltmore does SUCH a great job with all of their seasonal gardens.. We try to get there 3-4 times a year to see different flowers in bloom during each season. This time, we saw lots of Daffodils, Hyacinths, Crocuses, Pansies and Tulips blooming in the walled garden. We'll go back soon to see the Azaleas and more Tulips.
I loved the way they put all of the purples together.. I'm not sure I have ever seen prettier hyacinths.
Have an awesome month!
Hugs,
21 comments:
The colors in nature are truly astonishing! Beautiful blues!!
Best,
Bonnie
Those purples were truly gorgeous. I'm looking forward to going back.
Beautiful photos, both, Betsy. I love the colors of spring!
It's such a lovely photo, Betsy . Have a good month☺
That blue is heavenly.I love it.
Purple pansies are just about my favorite flower. Gorgeous.
What a lovely photo - the blue is so vibrant. The header is awesome. :)
Sounds like you are once again season ticket holders to the Biltmore. You really get your money's worth and we get our eye's worth. Love that shade of blue.
The hyacinths are gorgeous. Are we really through a quarter of the year already?
so pretty. I absolutely love hyacinth. The scent is heavenly
Absolutely brilliant capture and rich in color! I love to visit garden with colourful blossoms and greenish lawns. Enjoy the spring :)
That is so beautiful!!!!!!!
I love everything blue, this photo is fantastic!
Hello Betsy, lovely flowers and a beautiful photo. Hppay April. Enjoy your day and the new week ahead!
Great photos Betsy. Biltmore is a place that is definitely on my bucket list.
What bright and beautiful blue!! WOW.
I am having an awesome April and hope the two of you are doing the same!
Your header is outstanding!
Beautiful hyacinths and lovely to discover your blog.
Your photos are wonderful.
Happy weekend
Hugs
Carolyn
Nice to here about your visits tomthat beautiful place. Lovely photos.
And the purple over here is so bright.
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