Stopped into the BRG on a clear, sunny day and saw that the rhodos are starting to bloom! Azaleas, magnolias and more (see earlier posts sidebar) are now getting support from the fabulous rhodos.
These rhodos are just at the memorial sign for the Garden Walk on the west side of the Garden, just south from the parking lot.
In the photo above, you can see the buds starting to open. Below is another pic with more buds.
These pastel pink rhodos are so pretty, they hardly look real.
The sunlight almost washed out the pale pink blooms, and the deeper shadow made the deep pink blossoms glow.
Right now, the rhodos are just starting their spectacular show. They are so gorgeous, I forget that for every single blossom we admire now, each one will need to be hand picked when it has finished flowering.
This rhodo bush is one of my favourites, and this is the third year in a row I have taken almost the exact same picture. But it is such a gorgeous shade of mauve-lilac, and, backdropped by the expanse of meadow below the new rose garden, it's hard to resist.
When you visit, and I know you will if you can, do pause for a moment or longer to say Thank Yuu to Dr. Brueckner, and to his family, for this fabulous legacy.
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