Fuchsia by wysiwig
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In 1955 Arnold D. Haskell (1895-1977) bought the Norman's Nursery property at the corner of Dahlia Avenue and Pacific Coast Highway in Corona del Mar, California. The property included a small adobe house that he planned to use as his Orange County office. Shortly after occupying the adobe Mr. Haskell began landscaping the nursery site and the surrounding property.
Mr. Haskell's concept for the property was gradually expanded to include the building of a beautiful garden that would be open to the public. It was to be a serene oasis - a respite from the stress and pressures of daily schedules.
Typically (for he always shunned personal publicity) Mr. Haskell named the Library & Gardens after his mentor and benefactor, M.H. Sherman (1853-1932), and not after himself.
(from the Sherman Gardens website: http://www.slgardens.org/)
I'm going to spend a few days showing you some of the attractions starting with one of my favorites, the fuchsia.
Comments (12)
This is lovely! I'm looking forward to seeing what you saw. :)
Ooh ... this is soooo pretty receptive because I go to the heart! A wonderful treasure. Who loves flowers, will love this photo. Who does not loves flowers, they will learn to love! Thanks, Mark!
To see the link seems like a nice place to spend some time! Beautiful photos very promising!
Nice Mark...fine color and love the depth of field chosen.
Beautiful pic. They are amongst my favourites too. Like ballerinas.
I love these flowers, so unique. Such colors and beauty. :)
Very beautiful capture, Mark Lovely flower
lovely shot of this beautifully complex flower
Glorious blooms Mark - they are also a fav of mine!
SUPERLATIVE FLOWERS
They look like beautiful little dancers. The two-tone shade is lovely. As always, the viewing is enriched by the story you tell.
One of my Mom's favorites. Used to get her one every Mothers day growing up.