Spring has sprung in Haskell Gardens
Good Morning, today I am sharing a few shots from a walk I took yesterday during the day, well I stopped at three spots yesterday as it was such a nice day, My first stop was the Haskell Gardens , so let me tell you a little about it
For over 30 years, lifelong New Bedford resident Allen C. Haskell cared for this property as a successful nursery. Haskell was so known for his horticultural talents that celebrities like Martha Stewart and Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis were among his fans. After Haskell’s passing, The Trustees saved the property in 2012 to protect this unique urban garden from development.
Today, the Allen C. Haskell Public Gardens feature six acres of carefully designed gardens, greenhouses, and one of the oldest houses in New Bedford, all arranged around a wide green common space — perfect for a sunlit picnic or to explore with a camera. Pick up some bulbs, plants, and seeds at the visitor’s center, or learn a new gardening skill at one of the horticultural workshops Haskell Gardens hosts throughout the year.
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Its such a beautiful spot but especially so when all the flowers come out, I went there maybe a week or so ago and not many flowers had bloomed, but yesterday wow what a difference spring had sure sprung with blossoms onthe trees
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Of course i had to include a shot of this colorful green house even more colorful yesterday surrounded by the flowers
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In the gounds is this little structure by a rock wall, the dafodils were all out adding to the scene
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I do love when things are repurposed such as this container turned into a garden feature
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And that’s all folks
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