vibrant fall colors
bring joy
in a troubled world







Friday, I decided to look around at parts of The Huntington since I had not been there in a while. For one thing, I knew the roses would be in full bloom, and even though I had been there a number of times, I had never looked around the rose garden. They did not disappoint.


Find the bird among the roses.

The building is the newly reopened Tea Room.


This rose has perfume as part of its name and smells divine.





I left the rose area and strolled in the herb garden seen above. Then I found a new kind of artichoke, Opera Artichoke. See below.


Facing away from the rose garden I could see all the way to downtown Los Angeles.


This tree is labeled Naked Coral.


Then I strolled through the tropical garden area.

Fig trees.




After leaving the tropical area, I wandered around cactus and succulent gardens.









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