Saturday 12 November Quarter Acre Paradise Gardens was honoured with a special bus tour visit from the Friends of the Auckland Botanic Gardens. Sincere thanks to Liz Powell for doing such a fabulous job of organising this tour.
Friends of the Auckland Botanic Gardens
The weather was pleasantly cool and lightly cloudy making for a perfect time for a garden tour.
The gardens were soon to reach their peak of High Spring colour which will occur later in the month and into Early Summer. So this was a wonderful time to celebrate the glorious Spring colour and fragrance happening throughout the gardens.
As always seems to be the case, there just wasn’t enough time to meet everyone more than shaking hands, a sincere smile and ‘thank you’ plus answering a few of their many questions.
Botanic Gardens are an invaluable institution to educate and inspire a broad and eager botanical, environmental and gardening audience. They are essential to lead the way into a more beautiful, bountiful, greener and most productive future. These are the people who appreciate and understand this concept so well that they have become patrons to such an essential and noble cause.
May you all be Eternally Blessed for your caring, kindness and support. We will always be united in botanical friendship for we all share a common cause to make this a much better world through the application of botanical arts and sciences.
Message from Liz Powell:
Dale
Thank you for opening your "Quarter Acre" Paradise for the Friends of the Auckland Botanics Group & for your infectious enthusiasm & great knowledge
– an inspiring experience.
Liz Powell for the Friends of the Auckland Botanic Gardens .
*click here for many more pictures of the High Spring Gardens we shared together here at the Quarter Acre Paradise Gardens, November 2011.
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