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Japanese Garden Fish
The Japanese Gardens are alive with life…..human and fish! So much fun to see all the fish in the pond….beautiful. It is a lovely garden for a peaceful stroll.
Inside the Gaiser Conservatory
The greenhouse at Manito (Gaiser Conservatory) is currently being renovated. A very small area of plantings are available to the public. Seems so appropriate in hot weather to view the cactus. All kinds! It was worth the visit because some … Continue reading
Walking in the Rose Garden
The Manito Park “Old Fashioned Rose Garden” features so many varieties of beautiful roses. Time to take a walk in the roses!
Hike the Manito Park
Today is a great day to visit Manito. Trails for hiking, flowers galore, pond with wildlife, and Japanese Gardens. It’s a must see this time of year!
Climbing Roses at Manito
The rose garden at Manito Park had every variety of climbing rose…..so delightful!
4th of July Rose
The 4th of July rose is one of many varieties in the Manito Park “Old Fashioned Rose Garden”. Some of the varieties had a fragrance that filled the air. Such a wonderful place for a quick lunch break stroll!
Road to Rose Garden at Manito
Manito Park has several different planting areas. This road leads to the “Old Fashioned Rose Garden” and looks down on the perennial gardens. A portion of the land is undeveloped, except for the hiking trails. The park is gorgeous this … Continue reading
Duncan Garden
The sunken garden at Manito has now been planted with a variety of colorful annuals. Soon, very soon, the color will explode. A wonderful place for pictures and an evening stroll.
Greenhouse at Manito
Flowers and trees are blooming outside, however, the greenhouse at Manito is always featuring beautiful new blooms too. All year long visitors are welcomed with a variety of ordinary and not so ordinary plantings. The sunken gardens aren’t planted yet, … Continue reading
Spring at Manito Pond
Spokane citizens are welcoming spring weather. Manito Pond and the surrounding park areas are not only beautiful, but comfortable and serene. Today I watched a young man help an elderly gentleman walk to the park bench. They watched and fed … Continue reading
