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Garden Spider waiting for its prey
Date: 07/27/2009
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Garden spider
Date: 07/27/2009
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Garden spider
Date: 07/27/2009
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Directly south of the Early American Museum is the picturesque Mabery Gelvin Botanical Garden.
Date: 07/27/2009
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Garden pond and bridge
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Pond bridge
Date: 07/27/2009
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Botanical Garden koi / goldfish pond in early summer
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The Miriam Davies Memorial Enabling Garden was named for a beloved volunteer who championed the therapeutic value of gardening.
Date: 07/27/2009
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View of the gazebo from the garden swing
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Hardy White Water Lily located in the Botanical Garden pond near the waterfall
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Spinach Vine grows 10 to 12 feet; it's ideal for trellises and arbors.
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Mandavilla. This subtropical vine grows 6 to 8 feet and is drought tolerant.
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A wide variety of flowers and plants can be found in our Botanical Garden.
Date: 07/27/2009
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The Giant White Calla Lily grows best in wet soils and partial shade and requires weekly fertilizing to produce the largest blooms.
Date: 07/27/2009
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Jade Plant is a subtropical succulent that blooms during January and February.
Date: 07/27/2009
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Mandavilla
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Sun Coleus, a colorful annual foliage plant
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Coleus with lavender impatiens
Date: 07/27/2009
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Landscaping with shade tolerant annuals and perennials. Coleus, Impatiens, and Hostas along a garden pathway
Date: 07/27/2009
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Spinach Vine flower buds
Date: 07/27/2009
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