Sun-drenched mass planting of white Gomphrena globosa (globe amaranth) in the White Garden at Duke Gardens yesterday.
White Garden At Duke Gardens
My husband took the photograph of the bee.
White Gomphrena globosa (globe amaranth).
White Garden At Duke Gardens
White Garden At Duke Gardens
White Garden At Duke Gardens
Dahlia and Gomphrena, White Garden At Duke Gardens
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Wow, that looks wonderful, I often think of Dukes garden, I’m glad it wasn’t so humid on your visit this weekend.
It was a pretty day. We were there less than an hour but it was a rejuvenating visit.
Stunning shots of a very fun plant. I’ve never seen white Gomphrenas en masse like that before. Nice.
Hi Beth, I don’t think I’ve ever seem Gomphrenas used so ambitiously either. Quite a statement. My 2 or 3 in pots looks very tired by comparison.
Gomphrena are lovely – and you don’t often see the white planted en masse. It looks spectular
Hi Matt. I planted several this year that are looking terrible after our dry summer, but this large grouping is impressive.
Lovely!
Aren’t these amazing Beverly? Behind the visitor center…
Never seen Gomphrena in mass like this, or in white. Looks wonderful!
Same here, but I like it.
They really made white work so effectively in their garden design. I love the inclusion of the bee in your photos.
Yes, I think a white garden is special.
Stunning white garden. 🙂
It really was pretty there earlier in the summer with white hydrangeas blooming everywhere. I really like the Gomphrena though also.