Spring is just around the corner and the rain and spring bulbs popping up in the Promise Gardens are a true indication that spring will soon be here. Along with those lovelies that we patiently wait for during our cold and snow-filled days of winter, comes the work and preparation to ready the gardens for their best show of the season. We love spring and summer months and although the Promise Gardens are filled with plants and trees for all seasons, it is our favorite garden time. Why you ask? As you can see from this image, the roses, peonies and flowering plants that pop with color and shout out to be loved, shared and photographed! In this view is a favorite spot for our wedding, engagement, bridal portrait photography. All of the gardens within the Promise Gardens have special places for every photographic session and opportunity. Filling the gardens with furniture, props of every type and description make it a lovely and serene place to photograph and enjoy. We will share features from each of those specials places this year on the blog. Do you love “secret gardens” “children’s gardens” “romantic spots” “reading nooks” “statuary” “alees” “water features” “floral scents” “chirping birds” “garden tea parties” and paths filled with “lovely surprises”? If so, come and visit our blog and enjoy the “Promise” of the season with us.
Where has your beloved gone, O most beautiful among women? Where has your beloved turned, that we may seek him with you? My beloved has gone down to his garden to the beds of spices, to graze in the gardens and to gather lilies. I am my beloved’s and my beloved is mine; he grazes among the lilies. Song of Solomon 6:1-3
In the Promise Gardens, rose promises come true. Our English roses are successful here because 1) they are loved and cared for 2) the have a healthy garden environment and 3) they are David Austin Roses.
