Around the Garden World - Day 2
When I first was planning last month's trip to Quebec with the Garden Writer's Symposium, I kept wondering who this Jardin fella was that so many places were named after. Obviously, I never took French in school and "Jardin" is French for garden, which is what Garden Writers would be wanting to see.
What I didn't realize is that Quebec City is as much a garden city as it is a historical one.
Hanging baskets and windowboxes abound throughout the city.
No skippy little containers or garden beds in this city!
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The gardens here will capture your heart. |
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Nasturtiums are pretty and edible |
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Cindy Shapton showing the artistic beauty that can be created using the smart pots. |
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Love this combination |

Labels: Annual Flowers, community gardens, Quebec City
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Beautiful, beautiful public spaces!
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