Monday, November 3, 2008

My World Tuesday


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The Queens Botanical Garden wants to be the Botanical Garden noted for presentation of plants as unique expressions of cultural traditions.

It's a living museum serving the most ethnically diverse county in the United States. QBG is committed to presenting collections, education and research initiatives and programs that demonstrate environmental stewardship, promote sustainability and celebrate the rich cultural connections between people and plants.

We visited this weekend in November before all the flowers were gone.


Thanks so much to the My World Tuesday team for this new meme :
Klaus, Ivar, Wren, Fishing Guy & Louise

Don't forget to go over and visit!

maryt/theteach



24 comments:

Cathy said...

Beautiful gardens and photos. Thanks for sharing.

Louise said...

SOOOOOOOO beautiful! I love the beautiful colors, but you capture of the sculpture makes me just want to sit among all that beauty and look and ponder.

Carole said...

These are just wonderful! As a former resident of Queens, I do appreciate these very much. They show a side of NYC few ever get to see.

imac said...

Very nice - my friend, that 1st 1 looks sharp. Love the colours too.
My fav is the 2nd.

Anonymous said...

Very colorful, especially for this time of the year in your part of the planet, Mary.

Sylvia K said...

Love the colors, the composite of the photos! Fascinating and lovely to look at! Thank you!

Jane Hards Photography said...

These colours are just amazing. Beautiful part of the world.

This Is My Blog - fishing guy said...

Mary: Certainly a beautiful capture of the garden in your world.

Leslie: said...

Beeeeooooouuuuutiful shots! I especially love that first one!

Barb said...

Mary, you know I'm a sucker for foliage, but that 1st photo is just brilliant!

Mary said...

Very beautiful! I love to visit botanical gardens with all their wonderful and strange plants and sculptures.

mannanan said...

Such stunning photographs. What a fantastic place you live in. Thanks for sharing.

Anonymous said...

That is very beautiful garden...TC

Arija said...

I fully endorse their aims, and the pictures you are showing us tell their own story of cultural integration and beauty.

 gmirage said...

Nature has changed clothes! =D

You got a wonderful view in your world! (my rt post is here) Thanks for your visit!

D Herrod said...

Amazing. The gardens are beautiful.

Unknown said...

Stunning - especially that piccie of the statue, very inspiring

MaR said...

What gorgeous shots...truly awesome!

Gretchen said...

Absolutely gorgeous!

Anonymous said...

Awesome fall colors!

Oman said...

i love gardens. the flowers and the occassional critters are just too tempting not to shoot at.

SaraG said...

Beautiful photo's.
Thanks for sharing your part of the world with us!
Take care

DeniseinVA said...

Oh wow, these are super photographs, just love all of them but that middle close up of the statue's face is stunning.

Dina said...

Well then, the QBG has a nice mission statement. Lovely photos.

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