Welcome Friends,
You are invited to enter and enjoy the display of tall lilacs in the Olson gardens. Savor the haiku sensory impressions by Maureen Mitchell and contemporary haiku poets. Learn more about these fascinating shrubs!
LILACS SUFFUSE OLSONS’ GARDENS WITH MULTI-COLORED, FRAGRANT, VIBRANT BLOOMS IN MAY Read More »
Lee and Roger invites you to join them on an early spring walk in the Seattle Arboretum Japanese Garden. Lee’s camera brings the bright blooms and greens of April to life. They are a welcome reward of pleasant weather after several rainy days!
APRIL’S BLOOMS, GREENS AND HAIKU ACCENT A WALK IN THE SEATTLE ARBORETUM JAPANESE GARDEN Read More »
Imagine that you are with them and enjoying the displays and flowers while Lee takes photographs. You will have the time to pause and fully appreciate what you are experiencing along the walkways through the festival grounds.
NORTHWEST FLOWER AND GARDEN FESTIVAL -2025 – Photographer – Lee Lageschulte Read More »
You are invited to view a colorful garden with trees and shrubs of brilliant red, rich gold, orange, and bright yellow! Many years ago Lorelie and Tim planted burning bushes, vine maples, Norwegian Sentry maples, smoke bushes, and an Eastern Redbud. These trees and shrubs contrast with dark green of firs and pines. During late autumn, the colors seem to change each day!
AUTUMN COLOR IN A HIGH COUNTRY GARDEN Read More »
You are invited to view the Olson family gardens with their brilliant fall blooms! The term “fall color” is most often referring to the red, orange, and yellow leaves of the overstory of trees, but we can also appreciate the smaller color displays of flowers in our gardens, planters, and bouquets.
FALL FLOWERS IN FAMILY GARDENS ADD COLOR & INTEREST WITH THEIR BLOOMS & FOLIAGE Read More »
Michelle, Karl, Lorelie and Tim Olson invite you to visit our Everett gardens for a close view of the varied and subtle textures in our shrubs, herbs and groundcovers. These plants add seasonal interest and are adaptible to different areas of the garden; many can be used in planters as well.
GARDEN TEXTURES: LOOK & TOUCH – SHRUBS, GROUND COVERS & HERBS Read More »
You are again invited to join the “garden gnomes” as they share a stroll with Lee and Roger. You will view late spring blooms in all the shades of the rainbow!
SPRING BLOOMS and RAINBOW COLORS Photographer, Lee Lageschulte Read More »
BEES – WILDLIFE IN THE GARDEN continues Keith Olson’s focus on how she and Jerry share their garden in Greensboro, North Carolina with a variety of wildlife. Two previous posts visually delighted us with photographs of birds and butterflies. In this post Keith’s photos will enchant you with close ups of bees pollinating flowers and making the garden a thriving part of nature.
BEES – WILDLIFE IN THE GARDEN – Photographer – Keith Olson Read More »
You are invited to join Lee and Roger on the third part of their annual spring tulip trip to the Skagit County destination called ROOZENGAARDE. This family-owned farm was founded in 1947 by Dutch immigrant William Roozen, on five acres, but today both family and acreage have greatly increased! Lee’s photos feature a feast of new designs and displays!
“TULIP TRIPS III: RETURN TO ROOZENGAARDE” – Lee Lageschulte, Photographer Read More »
Birds have fascinated and inspired humans for centuries. Keith’s & Jerry’s backyard garden has welcomed birds since its beginnings. Feeding stations, birdhouses and birdbaths are included in a natural garden environment. You are invited to experience a variety of birds through the marvelous photos Keith shares with you. Included are poems and quotations that will increase your appreciation while enjoying this post.
BIRDS IN OUR BACKYARD – PHOTOGRAPHER, KEITH OLSON Read More »
