Monday, October 17, 2011

A Walk in the Woods - Watershed #2



Here are a few of the many photos taken this past week while walking the trails of the watershed which nourishes the area and the lands of Gardens at Waters East.  (For more details about the watershed, check out the past postings for July 2, 1011 and September 7, 2011)  The colors have been wonderful these past weeks as seen here.  It is a beautiful time of year.
Places of quiet, solitude, reflection, and awe.

Enjoy the hike.

 Mink River Trail

Maple Leaves
Ahnapee Trail

Ahnapee Trail

Bluff Trail

Bluff Trail - log

Bluff Trail

Fern
Mink River Trail

Bluff Trail

Maple Leaves
Mink River Trail

Moss & Maple Leaves
Mink River Trail - log

Pine Tree Roots in Niagara Escarpment
Bruemmer Park

Ice Age Trail
Kewaunee

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The Watershed of Gardens at Waters East

Monday, October 10, 2011

BLOG SHOTS #24


GAWE - BLOG  SHOTS

Each month Gardens at Waters East (GAWE) will post a few never before seen photos of “garden life” called - - BLOG SHOTS.  Here are the photos for this posting.

moments in the garden - - enjoy

 Gottendorff Rose

StoneWater Beach
Private Beach of Gardens at Waters East

Garden Fairy

Bluff Overlook

Hydrangea & Lake

Peony & Phlox

Siberian Iris
in Porthole Sculpture

Siberian Iris & Spiderwort


!   !   !     Lest We Forget     !   !   !

During these last of the warm Summer days;  Gardens at Waters East will include one photo of the recent long and cold Winter in each of its BLOG SHOT postings.  Always  nice to have a comparison to days past.

 Rain Garden


Photo Essay – Winter 2010 - 11  - - -  see the special series of an extensive collection of photographs taken at Gardens at Waters East this past Winter.  Check out the archives dated April 4 – 5, 2011.
See the snow, hear the wind, and feel the cold – - - enjoy.



Reference Note:  For a complete list of the ten (10) Principles of Design plus the special “Golden Principle of Design” used throughout Gardens at Waters East, check out the archive postings for November 14 – 24, 2010 and May 2, 2011.



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Wednesday, September 28, 2011

Autumn Colors - Part 3




This is Part 3 of three different postings.  -  -  -  Choose as many as you care to view.



Aster & Veronica

At this time of year while walking through the different garden rooms, one finds there are many soft and muted colors showing in the Gardens at Waters East.  The shades of pinks, blues, yellows, and browns, seen in the blooms and even in the clouds – announce that Fall is here.  Can Winter be far behind?

The following photos were all taken within these last days of September.  Now is the time to sit back and enjoy the final weeks of the growing season.  Lots of Winter preparations yet to be done - - that can wait,  for now just enjoy.

 Butterfly on Aster

Goldenrod & Aster

Seed Head
Queen Anne Lace

Asters & Diablo Ninebark
Along Middle Walk

Lichen
on fence  post

Aster & Engelman Ivy

Purple Coneflower

Aruncus Aethusifolius
Dwarft Goat's Beard

Native Sunflower Maximillium
& Goldenrod

Engelman Ivy

Seed Head
Wild Grass

American Alfredo Compact Trilobum - Cranberry
& Aster

Goldenrod
Changing Colors

Seed Head
Grasses

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Autumn Colors - Part 2




This is Part 2 of three different postings.  -  -  -  Choose as many as you care to view.


Grasses at Bluff Overlook

At this time of year while walking through the different garden rooms, one finds there are many soft and muted colors showing in the Gardens at Waters East.  The shades of pinks, blues, yellows, and browns, seen in the blooms and even in the clouds – announce that Fall is here.  Can Winter be far behind?

The following photos were all taken within these last days of September.  Now is the time to sit back and enjoy the final weeks of the growing season.  Lots of Winter preparations yet to be done - - that can wait,  for now just enjoy.

 Whitespire Birch

Blueberry Bush

Bumble Bee  on Aster

Caterpillar
Looking to Make a Winter Home

Goldenrod & Native Aster

Looking Toward
Formal Garden

Middle Walk

Seed Pods
Lily of the Valley

Two of the Hundreds of Visiting
Monarch Butterflies

Asters at Olive Jar

Red Berries & Goldenrod

Seed Head
Purple Coneflower

Russian Sage & Sedum Autumn Joy

Seed Heads
Veronica - Blue

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