Garden between the Joseph Smith Memorial Building (JSMB) and the Administration Building
Notice they even have flower boxes atop the A/C units in the background
Gardens between the JSMB and Administration buildings and the Church Office Building
Gardens outside the Beehive House, Brigham Young's historic home
The gardens are a favorite spot for the many photographers who visit temple square
Linda caught this interesting photo of a man in a green spring suit
The fountains add to the beauty of the garden flowers, mostly tulips until late spring
The tulips grow quite tall before they're clipped and removed.
This photo was taken about two weeks before the tulip bulbs were removed for the season.
After removal of the tulips, late spring flowers are planted
Here's what the above flower bed looked like after planting
And here's another "before" and "after" of a flower bed near where we work
Here's the same flower bed after planting
Of course all those beautiful flowers wouldn't grow to well in the native desert without much watering.
That doesn't mean the natural flora isn't beautiful, though. Here's a desert flower bed to show what I mean.
Even the desert is beautiful in the springtime
The cacti grow in many shades of green and other colors along the walk to our apartment
I hope you've enjoyed this breath-of-spring flower walk
I hope my web page design does Linda's photography justice
And I hope you've enjoyed seeing the pictures as much as we enjoyed showing them
