The entrance to Lawrence Park is lined with a long row of tulips and a small, well-trimmed hedge.
The tulips are so fragrant and beautiful.
These tiny blossoms were humming with bees.
A bank of rhododendrons lines a stone staircase leading to one of many pathways.
The only one of its kind in the whole park: a towering beauty.
Holly grows in the park, too - something to remember come Christmas.... (shhhh)
A joyful, yellow vignette of tulips and forsythia.
This wigela was already packed with blooms.
A view of the park, which looks lush and inviting.
At the center of the park is a formal garden that has not yet bloomed. I'm told it will be full of peonies and roses come June and that many newlyweds have their photos taken here.
The magnolia trees in the nearby neighbourhood wasted little time in blooming.
4 comments:
Andrew this looks simply beautiful. I hope to visit Toronto in late July.
Andrew, these photos are beautiful! Those tulips are stunning. :-)
Kevin
just wanted to say hello and thought you might be interested in "I BLOG MARTHA" button. :)
Hi, Andrew
Glad to see you are settling in. Your new 'hood looks wonderful
Post a Comment