I had given you a taste earlier of my visit to Longwood Gardens back in August and promised to return for Part II. Looking through my photos, it is amazing to me how soon I forgot just how spectacular that place is! Here are some images that consider the place of the ‘pot’ and the benefit of planters – sit back, enjoy and imagine being there yourself.
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Beautiful pictures. Inspiring. Thanks for sharing.
Thanks Hilary :c) Yes, they were all gorgeous.
Thank you for taking us there! Absolutely beautiful!
You’re very welcome Yvonne! It was a pleasure :c)
I need a tall inside plant with morning sun due to being in a nursing home.
Hi Miriam,
Morning sun is considered low light, so I would try something like a mass cane dracaena, a number of palms (i.e. Bamboo, Raphis, Neanthe Bella), or a climbing philodendron on a bark post. Hopefully one of these will fit the bill.
Thanks so much for the beautiful pictures. I have always wanted to go there. Never made it and now my husband is on oxygen and can’t walk far. Thought of going and taking a transport chair. Is it pretty even walking for me to push him? Thanks again. Vivian
You should go if you can, it is magnificent.
I have been there. It’s easily walkable. Mom was in a wheelchair no problem. This place is amazing as you can see by the photos. Well worth the trip.
Beautiful garden and potted plants.
Longwood Gardens is my favorite place any time of year!
Beautiful.