Copyright © 2010. By Rosalinda Morgan, "The Rose Lady". All rights reserved. *SPEECHLESS SUNDAY -JOHN P HUMES JAPANESE GARDEN AT MILL NECK, NY 11765*
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Beautiful photo... what a serene place this must be. A great place to clear the head.
Nice pic, that looks like a very peaceful place to contemplate the day.
Margo - It sure is a great place just to take a stroll and get the cobwebs off your head.
Jay - There is even a tea house where they do a tea ceremony.
What a comforting place to be.... that is what I want my back yard to look like...the zen quality!
Rosalinda,
Very nice. A the different greenery. So much variety. :)
Steve
Rosalinda, the garden is just beautiful. It looks like a great place to sit a breathe!
I love Japanese gardens. They always seem so peaceful and relaxing.
Rosalinda,
This pretty post is now featured on "Speechless Sundays." Congratulations. :)
Steve
Sussie - There is something comforting about Japanese garden. Maybe the simplicity of the design has a calming effect on us.
Steve - The garden is a gift to the community where most of the plant really came from Japan.
Patricia - The place is so serene. I was lucky to see the tea ceremony performed with a bamboo flute playing in the background. How coincidental to see you with the flute!
Russel - Surprising enough, I love Japanese Garden too. I tried to incorporate it once in my garden at one section at the other side of the rose garden.
Steve,
Thanks. I'm flattered. I want to add that years ago, the Cherry Blossom trees in Washington, DC was stored there first before they were shipped to Washington, DC. I'm doing a post on Mill Neck, NY and will mention it in there.
Rosalinda,
We love Japanese gardens, we have visited many, will have to do that when we are in your neighborhood, Ron is a bonsai expert. A
Alexandra - We are very lucky to have this Japanese garden in our midst. My garden club helps support it. As a gardener, I appreciate the beauty of bonsai. We had bonsai experts come to our meetings for their interesting topics.
Rosalinda this is such a beautiful serene Japanese garden, would love to visit it.