Historic Virginia Garden Week took place from April 18 to 25. Garden Collage took a trip down to Charlottesville, Virginia to explore what the “Eden of the East Coast” has to offer.
A spectacularly-designed patio in Ablemarle County, complete with a double-sided fireplace that framed the view of the neighboring field and the distant Blue Ridge Mountains.
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Visions of Virginia Garden Week
Virginia Garden Week takes place just when the daffodils arrive.
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Lush greenery in full force.
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A beautifully-crafted raised-bed vegetable garden at a private residence in Charlottesville.
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Objet at play.
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Gillette Garden at Verulam Farm.
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Entry to Morven Estate.
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Main access trough the flower beds at Morven Estate, perfectly maintained for the last 38 years by Andy Wylan and his crew.
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Oak tree roots covered in moss at Morven Estate– simply magical.
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Rustic exterior framing at Morven Estate.
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Spectacular Red buds in bloom.
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Stunning stone stair case.
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Sheep Farm in the Cherry Hill neighborhood.
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Lonely gas pump on a sheep farm in Cherry Hill.
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Every Year Virginia Garden Week showcases an amazing array of flowering shrubs and trees.
