Azalea Garden — Attraction in Philadelphia

The photos I am posting are from the azalea gardens here you will experience the summer coming to a close and fall booming forth there are people jogging having yoga classes and admiring the garden in this Zen like setting and all the pop ups drawing people near free give aways just draw so many to these beautiful heaven on earth scents and scenes but one pop up in particular paid omage to the gardens there were candles and cleaning products made from some of the wonderful scents we smell but not largely matched well these two young women use nature it's self to bring you safe and effective Ashleigh has candles that you will never find anywhere else she captures nature for you Angie antibacterial and cleaning products also captured by nature again you will not find anything better and with the various different viruses out there you want to protect yourself and your love ones you will be able to breathe in the nature by candles and fresh safe cleaning products both these products you can count on(Ashleigh) at VII.V1 LUX (Angie) at natural by nature follow them on Twitter rally around and support them support nature with naturally crafted candles and cleaning products you can't afford to not have in...

The Azalea Garden in Philadelphia is a breathtaking spectacle of color and fragrance, especially renowned during the spring bloom. Located near the Philadelphia Museum of Art, this four-acre garden is a floral tapestry woven with over 150 species of azaleas and rhododendrons. Designed by landscape architect Frederick W.G. Peck, the garden’s kidney-shaped beds are also adorned with a vibrant array of annuals and perennials, including irises, daffodils, crocuses, and tulips. The gently curving paths invite visitors to meander through the lush greenery, shaded by mature oaks, magnolias, and sycamores. It’s a place where nature’s artistry is on full display, offering a peaceful retreat from the city’s...

This is an out of the way unexpected garden setting for being in Philadelphia. I found it by accident actually looking for parking and was pleasantly surprised. Colors of all blooms, bushes and flowers, were bright and plentiful!! I was there the last weekend of April. Enjoy if you...