Pleasure Gardening
Pleasure Gardening was a trend early in American horticulture. It came at a time when Americans began to have more security and time to garden for more than just food and medicine. Pleasure Gardening was just that, gardening for pleasure. Often the gardens tended to be more formal, a nod to it’s European roots.
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Marigold ‘Alumia Vanilla Cream’ |
Majesty palm |
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Yellow Mandavilla |
hyacinth bean ‘Ruby Moon’ |
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Snapdragon ‘Rocket Gold’ |
Celosia ‘Flamma pink’ |
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Ageratum ‘Monarch Magic’ |
Zinnia ‘Carmine’ |
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Dahlia ‘Rip City’ |
Dahlia ‘Citron Du Cap’ |
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Senecio cineraria ‘Silver Dust’ |
Strawflower ‘Purple red’ |
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Dahlia ‘Bacardi’ |
Hawaiian Ti |
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Snapdragon ‘Red Rocket’ |
Dahlia ‘Groovy’ |
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Lavender ‘Blueberry Ruffles’ |
Didelta carnosa ‘Silver River’ |
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Mandevilla ‘Sunbeam’ |
Croton ‘Pie Crust’ |
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Dahlia ‘Gitt’s Crazy’
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Hyacinth Vine ‘Ruby Moon’ |
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Alocasia ‘Regal Shield’ |
Begonia ‘Bada Boom White’ |
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Delphinium ‘Magic Fountain Mix’ |
Salvia ‘Roman Red’ |
