Building on
last week's post, here are more highlights from my August visit to Kew...
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| Many of the bamboo specimens at Kew Gardens looked like they were raring to burst through the black plastic barriers holding them back. This specimen of Fargesia nitida, however, seemed like it would be much better behaved in a garden setting. |
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| Usually, I think dwarf Ginkgo biloba cultivars look ridiculous, but I have to admit that this adorable 'Troll' won me over! |
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| A Japanese gateway adorned with balloon flowers (Platycodon grandiflorus) |
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