By
Bryce Williamson
After
my visit to Schreiner’s Garden, I headed over to Mid America Gardens. For some
reason and even thought I have been there numerous times, I always get lost.
Once my infallible since of direction would have only required one visit to a
place and then I could back, but that was once upon a time in a distant galaxy.
I
first went to the main garden and was amazed at the expansion of Mid America’s
perennial business. There I met Thomas Johnson and he suggested that I visit
the other garden down the road, mentioning that Paul Black was in that garden.
As
has been the case with all my One the Road Again posts about Oregon and
Washington, I have combined images and comments from the last two years.
Sadly,
this series is drawing to a close. After this post, the final two articles will
about Aitken’s Salmon Creek and Mt. Pleasant Iris Farm, both in Washington.
Sadly with the shelter in place this year, no new garden visits will be
possible.
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| Thomas Johnson in the new field |
