The Kauffman Memorial Garden has over 7,000 plants on two acres of land in the center of Kansas City. This include 300 varieties of perennials, annuals, trees, shrubs and bulbs. Here we see hydrangeas, foxglove, annuals and I believe lambs ear (up front), although I didn't realize they had such a bloom that created a sphere like an allium. Somebody please correct me.
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The 1st thing I noticed was those huge firecracker blooms too!
What a beautiful garden. I don't know much about plants but I think its a nice variety.
I can't correct you, because I've never seen these, they are gorgeous! And I do so love hydrangeas!
I want to get some BLUE hydrangea in our back yard! They're lovely! And your lilies posted today are grand, too!
Sorry, Regina, I know some things about plants, but that is a new one to me. Pretty cool, though.
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