I'm glad you got to enjoy all the spring shrubbery this weekend. Rotations to summer flowers will begin this week.
Shrubbery (Park Landscaping)
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Despite the frigid weather this recent week, rotations to summer flowers have already commenced. The only rotations that took place in time for this past weekend were all the flower beds around the Italy star and all the Beds around Tempesto. Here are some pictures:
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I think we are overdue for some pictures of the freshly planted summer shrubbery. Since I made my first post, highlighting the first rotations, the park has slowly been rotating the rest of their shrubbery throughout the park. But just in time for daily operations beginning this week, the park finished all of their rotations. The new summer pallet offers many different varieties and types of flowers and plants, with colorful blooms abound. It's definitely the perfect time to get out there and enjoy the landscaping at the park, it's all looking very fresh right now. So, for all of you who may not be able to make it out to the park soon, or just want to see the shrubbery right now(because who doesn't, right? 
), I've compiled many pictures of the freshly rotated shrubbery. I encourage you to look through all of them to see all the beautiful sights around the park. So without further ado, here they are:
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), I've compiled many pictures of the freshly rotated shrubbery. I encourage you to look through all of them to see all the beautiful sights around the park. So without further ado, here they are:[flickrset=72157653160245210]
Thomas said:
I'll take it anyway. Thanks Luke and Nicole!
Also, turned out some of the pictures in the album were set on private, but they are all on public now, so there should be even more to see!
Some rather mediocre shrubbery pictures I snagged today. Park was dead so I figured "Hell, why not?"
I really realized how beautiful this park is taking these "picture laps." My home away from home.
Here are a few of today's favorites. (PSA: I'm nothing close to a "photographer", but I have my fun with my camera when I can.)
I really realized how beautiful this park is taking these "picture laps." My home away from home.
Here are a few of today's favorites. (PSA: I'm nothing close to a "photographer", but I have my fun with my camera when I can.)
Well, the recent storm definitely left its mark on the park, as anyone there yesterday could've seen:
RIP. ;(
RIP. ;(
You can't see it in the picture, but one of the Rhine boats is under there.