Karen Duquette |
Note: The two RV Gypsies come here often because some of their family lives in the area. But this was a very special visit with the local garden club. A link to the other visits to Daniel Stowe Botanical Garden can be found at the bottom of page 2 which has real flowers. Every visit has provided the two RV Gypsies with a different experience and different photos. Plus, some visits post history, and some do not. |
To commemorate its 20-year milestone, Daniel Stowe Botanical Garden marked the occasion with a larger-than-life GLASS exhibit. Seattle-based artist Jason Gamrath installed 40 hyper-realistic, botanical glass sculptures, including 10-foot tall orchids, technicolor pitcher plants, beautiful-but-deadly Venus' fly traps and more. |
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Below: Karen Duquette went here with her Garden Club members. Lee Duquette did not get to see this amazing glass flower exhibit. |
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Karen Duquette saw an "alien face: in the flowers shown below/ |
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The Canal Garden stretches 100 yards and features a water spectacle bordered by ever-changing seasonal gardens highlighted by a fountain at each end, which is shown in more detail on the page 2 of the 2018 visit here. |
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After photographing the above Canal Garden, Karen Duquette walked around to get the front side of the GLASS flower shown in the foreground of the above photo. |
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