Jensen Botanical Gardens is located in Carmichael, California. It covers 3 1/2 acres and was founded in 1958 by Charles C. Jensen. Visitors will enjoy the hydrangeas, roses, and rhododendrons growing under canopies of mature trees. There's even a lovely brook that runs though the park. It is especially stunning in the spring when the tulips are in bloom.
The garden is open daily from 8:00 AM to dusk. Admission is free.
Sounds like a lovely place!
ReplyDeleteIt really is!
DeleteWow! I must tell the Husband about this garden. His mom's family was from Carmichael. Thanks. :-)
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Take 25 to Hollister
He's probably enjoy seeing it.
DeleteThis one I definitely want to visit. Looks gorgeous and peaceful.
ReplyDeleteIt's very peaceful!
DeleteCalifornia is the perfect climate for tulips.
ReplyDeleteAnd the tulip display there is just gorgeous!
DeleteWow. Just wow. My yard does NOT look like that.
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Can't say mine does, either. LOL!
DeleteBeautiful. I love the tulips! I would definitely be visiting that one, if I didn't live on the other side of the country. =)
ReplyDeleteMaybe you can find one like it where you live.
DeleteIt's beautiful. I wish there was something like that over here. Well, we have the something, just not the free.
ReplyDeleteFree is definitely nice!
DeleteThat's lovely!
ReplyDeleteI've stopped by as part of the A to Z challenge and I have to say, I think it's awesome that your theme is public gardens. What a great excuse to visit some, right? :)
~ Rhonda Parrish
Exactly!
DeleteBeautiful. I can tell, I'll want to go to every garden you feature.
ReplyDeletePut them on your bucket list!
DeleteBeautiful! I'd love to take a walk through this garden. I can feel my headache leaving just looking at the picture.
ReplyDeleteKaren
Gardens have that affect, don't they?
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