Kubota Gardens, Seattle, WA
The Kubota Gardens in Seattle, Washington is an urban garden refuge featuring streams, waterfalls, ponds, rock outcroppings and mature plants representing the life-time vision and commitment of the Kubota Family. The vision of the patriarch, Fujitaro Kubota, was to display the beauty of the Northwest in a Japanese manner.
As we walked through the gardens this spring, I was amazed at the beauty and tranquility that surrounded every pathway and vista.
Thank you for joining me on the walk around the gardens. I am participating in Outdoor Wednesday, hosted by Susan at A Southern Daydreamer. It is the perfect weather for the great outdoors...stop by A Southern Daydreamer and take a peak at what is happening around the country and world!
As we walked through the gardens this spring, I was amazed at the beauty and tranquility that surrounded every pathway and vista.
Thank you for joining me on the walk around the gardens. I am participating in Outdoor Wednesday, hosted by Susan at A Southern Daydreamer. It is the perfect weather for the great outdoors...stop by A Southern Daydreamer and take a peak at what is happening around the country and world!
It was such a perfect day for Kubota! Yay!
ReplyDeleteGreat pics..that little red bridge is a force of it's own~
ReplyDeleteI love visiting majestic gardens..It's been too long!
I would dearly enjoy a quiet stroll through this peaceful looking garden.
ReplyDeleteSo beautiful and serene!...Christine
ReplyDeleteI love Seattle, but have never been to these gardens. It's so beautiful!!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful, Kate. We're fortunate here to have the Morikami Museum and Gardens. Such a restful place filled with beauty.
ReplyDeleteLooks like a lovely place to visit.
ReplyDeleteTalk about a pretty place to relax. Thanks for sharing your trip to such a pretty place with us.
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Look at that red bridge--I love it! What a lovely garden. I've had the pleasure of visiting the Portland Japanese Garden, and it is also very beautiful.
ReplyDeleteThe bridge is definitely the focal point! It's very beautiful!
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