Tuesday, May 14, 2013

Smith Gardens

Going back to visit my adorable hometown of Oakwood, Ohio always feels like a mini-vacation to me.  The beautiful town is filled with quaint shops, historic homes, amazing restaurants, and gorgeous parks.  Although there are a lot of places in Oakwood I love, my favorite has to be Smith Gardens, which boasts one of the "finest tiny public gardens in Ohio" {Ohio Magazine}.  Last time I was home we decided to have a picnic in the garden, and to our delight when we arrived the tulips were in full bloom.  Spring is such a magical yet fleeting time, full of life and new beginnings.  I always try to keep my camera in-hand to make sure I can capture the beautiful blooms that almost seem to disappear before my eyes, at least until next spring!

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22 comments:

  1. Gorgeous pics --- cant get enough tulips!

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    1. thank you so much, i feel the same way about tulips!

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  2. Beautiful photos :)

    Hope you have a great day!

    xx

    Kelly

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  3. Tulip heaven! Such gorgeous photos. Nice work Molly!

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  4. Such a gorgeous garden. All of the different colors are so beautiful.

    I'd love for you to stop by and check out my latest blog post.
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    1. thanks! i will be sure to stop by and say hello :)

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  6. I love tulips!!! Beautiful pictures!!!
    Ileana

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  7. Tulips! Looks so beautiful with all of them in bloom!

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  10. My husband grew up in Oakwood! Love Smith Gardens, lovely photos!

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  11. So very lovely! Thank you!

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