Brookgreen Gardens
Flowers, plants aand trees, Brookgreen Gardens

Moss-covered oask, plants, and seasonal flowers
By Patricia Blackstock

LEGOS summer 2016 at Brookgreen Gardens!

The ancient moss-covered oaks and seasonal flowers are beautiful all year round. If you have not visited Brookgreen Gardens, remember to your "to do" list. Here are some of my favorite flowers and trees, photographed at various times throught the year.

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1. Old Kitchen, surrounded by fflowers 2. and 3.Showy Crabapple Tree 4. Trees in Spring 5. Darwin Hybrid poppy

Spring, 2013 at Brookgreen Gardens. The gardens are beautiful, and they bring out the best of Mother Nature with beautiful pastel colors. 1. 2. and 3 Darwin Hybrid Poppy. 4. Daffodils 5. Azalea

A tapestry of Spring Flowers at Brookgreen Gardens. The pink and white azaleas are in bloom, and it is a treat to be able to photograph the flowers and relax along the way amid beautiful fkora views.

Brookgreen Moss-covered Dogwoods and Azaleas

Brookgreen Gardens Dogwoods and Azaleas in bloom

1 and 2 .Foxglove. 3 and 4. Pink Azaleas in the spring. Hibiscus grows beautifully in the gardens. 6. River and scenic views along the trail.

1. Pond Lily. 2. Fall foliage in pots. 3. View from an archway, Brookgreen. 4. Potted seasonal flowers

Giant Moss Covered Oaks, Oak Alle, Brookgreen Gardens

1. Floral view through Brookgreen arch. 2. Ancient moss-covered oaks 3. Bromeliad 4. From the Brookgreen Cactus Garden. 5. Green foliage surrounds a Griffin 6. Chaenomeles speciosa Rosaceae (Flowering Quince)

1. Ginger Lily 2. Moss-covered oaks .Muhly Grass 3. 4. and 5. Azalea 6. Wisteria in Brookgreen Gardens

1. Grape Fern 2. and 3. Wisteria 4. Grape leaves on the archway at Brookgreen Gardens. A vieew of Brookgreen Gardens through an archway

Dogwoods and Azaleas Spring in Brookgreen

1. The Oak Allée features ancient moss-covered oaks 2. Trail of Azaleas 3. Double azalea. 4. Nature views in Brookgreen Gardens 5. Sunset through the ancient oak trees.

1. Brookgreen Garden's famous moss-covered ancient oaks in Oak Allée 2. Brown EyedSusans3. Purple Passion. 4. Brown-eyed Susans
5. Foxglove

1 and 2 . The Day Lily is a a very popular flower 3. and 4. Lot. us Blossoms 5. Seawood Sculpture, amid Lotus blossoms

1. Resurrection Plant on an old moss-covered oak, located in Oak Allée, Brookgreen Gardens. Rose 3. and 4. Hurricane Lily (Spider Lily) 5. Bromeliad

1. Taken in the Cactus Garden (near the Pavilion Restaurant) 2. Water Lily at the Diana Pond. 3. Brookgreen potted flowers. 4. Cone flower. 5. Day Lily at Brookgreen Gardens

1. Yours Truly shooting poppies. 2. Caladium 3. Coccineus Scarlet Hibiscus 4. Princess Lace Hydrangea 5. Calla Lily 5. Bromeliad

1. Bromeliad from the Cactus area near the Pavilion Restaurant in Brookgreen Gardens, and 3. Trumpet flowers 4. Lantana 5. Water Lily with reflection at the Diana Pond, Brookgreen Gardens 6 The "Jolie Monde" lily

1.Catesby's lily 2. Platter Magnolia 3. Water Lily and 5. Lilium Columbianum Tiger Lily 6. Coral Honeysicle

1 and 2 Beautiful flowers at Brookgreen Gardens 3. Caladium 4. Fiji Waterfall 5. Albo Lacinatus (hibiscus hybrid.) 6. Bromelaid

4. Atamasco wildflower 2 Deciduous Red Berries 3 Me 4. Planter Magnolia bud. 5. Royal Purple Hydrangea 6 Bottle Brush

Moss-covered oaks surround the old kitchen and bell

1. Moss-covered oaks 2 . Poppy 3. Purple beauty berries 4 Gaillardia in a "globe." 5. A globe of flowers, Brookgreen Gardens

Old moss-covered oaks Brookgreen Gardrens

1. Cactus near the Pavilion Restaurant 2. and 3. Crepe Myrtle in November. 4. Old moss-covered oak at the Diana Pool 5. Sun shining through a large tree.

Spring 2013 1. Dogwood, 2. Day Lily 3. Water Lily. 4. Path along the garden wall in Brookgreen Gardens. 5. Stag Leaf Hanging Plant. 6. A blanket of Leucojum aestivum (common name: snowflake)

1. Amaranth 2. and 3. Pond Lilies 4 Iris 5. Lady Silipper (poor man's orchid) 6. Crepe Myrtle, Brookgreen Gardens in the spring

1. Spring 2013: Flowers growing against a garden wall. 2. and 3. Loebner Magnolia bloom (The Loebner Magnolia can grow to 25 feet, while the Magnolia Anne is much smaller, and it will grow to 10 feet tall! 4. 5. 6. Jonquils and other spring flowers blooming in Brookgreen Gardens.

Beautiful array of spring flowers at Brookgrreen Gardens

1. Pink Camiellia 2.poppies and foxglove 3. Spring flowers thriving near the fountain. 4. Red Camellia 5. Columbine

1. Platter Magnolia 2. and 3. Hibiscus 4. and 5. Lilium Star Gazers

Hydrangea. Marophylla Brookgreen Gardens

1. Hydrangea Marophylla

Princess Lace Hydrangea Brookgreen Gardens

1. This large tree was covered with red berries. 2. Princess Hydrangea. 3. Ladfy of the night. 4. Daisy 5. Iris (Dwarf Iris?)

We had a lot of ice and lost some trees on 2/16/14 due to high winds. I wanted to see how badly Brookgreen was affected. They had some areas closed due to cleanup from fallen trees/limbs, amd they were still working on removing debris, but the old oaks have withstood worse weather, and I didn't see much damage. I went back to Brookgreen on 2/18/14 and took these photos:
1. Star Magnolia 2. Star Magnoliatree blooms in te winter. 3. Jonquil 4. Camellia Japonica 5. Old oak, apparently undamaged by the ice storm

The Resurrection plant lives on the limb of the large oak

The photos above we taken 3/21/2014. 1. Red Bud tree in bloom 2. Magnolia Anne 3. Hyacinth and Daffodils 4. The Resurrection plant living on the limb of the large oak. A Red Bud tree is in the middle of this photo. 4. Magnolia Anne, a small tree in bloom

The photos below were taken on 4/12 and 4/13.

Hyacinthoides-hispanica, aka Spanish Bluebell

1. Leucojum aestivum (common name summer snowflake) Thank you, Nancy, for this ID 2. Spring flowers in Brookgreen Gardens. 3. Tulip 4. Spring flowers surrounding the ancient moss-covered oaks. 5. Hyacinthoides-hispanica, aka Spanish Bluebell

Rhododendron hybrid Southern India Azalea

1. Papaver Croceum (Iceland Poppy) 2. Rhododendron hybrid Southern IndiaaAzalea 3. Please send me an email if you know the name of this flower 4. and 5. Tulips

Above: 1. Tapestry of Tulips. 2. Poppies 3. Azalea 4. Spring at the Pond 5. Azalea

May, 2014 1. Delphinium 2. Samson and Lion surreounded by snapdragons anf foxglove. 3. Beautiful flowers near Diana of the Chase 4. Day Lily 5. Pond surrounded by many beautiiful poppies.

May, 2014 1. Cone Flowers 2. Topiary pony grazing in the Palmetto Garden 3. and 4. Poppies 5.Red Lion Amaryllis

Spring, 2016: 1.Variety of Spring flowers at Brookgreen Gardens 2. Dogwood tree 3. Daffodils 4. Kale and Cabbage 5. Azalea throughout the Garden

1. Yellow Jasmine (our SC State Flower) 2. daffodils (Nirclssus spp.) 3. Ancient moss-covered oaks 4. Varnado' Pink Rhododendron 5. Tulips

1. Summer Snowflakes 2. and 3. lgiri tree - Salicaceae 4. Hosta

I'm missing several flower identifications. If you can put a name to them, please let me know. And if you see any that you think are incorrect, I would appreciate knowing that too! Thanks so much!

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