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Andy, Linda, Sarah, and Emily Cross
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Felicia Hunter took an old large useless tree stump and turned it into a display area for a bright and lovely garden. and everyone passing by can enjoy her creativity because there are no fences to block the view.
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This formal garden planted by Darell Hartke and Nancy Farmer is lovely and surprisingly low maintenance because of the plants that they have chosen - boxwoods, ferns,liriope, columbine, and some annuals like begonias - as well as being a shade garden.
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Opal Hebron has the oldest garden that has been on the Breakfast Garden Tour, started in 1962. In 1971 Opal turned two used tires into clever planters well before the word 'upcycling' had been coined.
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Kids Corner
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Kids Corner
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Kids Corner
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Scavenger Hunt
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Scavenger Hunt
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Scavenger Hunt
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Rupert and Cali need MORE Exercise
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