United States of America -- Alabama -- Jefferson County -- Birmingham
Date:
1982
General:
White azaleas and walkway. Southern Living Magazine, 5-1983. "The garden was designed in 1938. It was a sunny setting then and planted with annuals and flowering shrubs. Today, the garden is in the shadow of mature oaks with shade-loving platns and a small lawn nestled betweenthe canopy. Near easter, Delaware Valley White and Pink Pearl azaleas begin a pink and white flower show of flowers that lasts through the spring. Southern Living, May 1983."
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Smithsonian Institution, Archives of American Gardens, The Garden Club of America collection.
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