Dr. Ellen K. Rudolph
Dr. Ellen K. Rudolph
| Williamsburg is famous for its gardens. Colonial gardens, alone, showcase more than 200 flowering plant species. If you think in terms of large and small, rare and common, trees and shrubs, flowers and vines, vegetables, fruits, or herbs - one could count more than 500 different plant species. Here is a sampling of flowers for your enjoyment. |
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Rose
Flowering Dogwood
Pansy
Sunflower
Tulip
Grape Hyacinth
Amaryllis
Rose
Wildflower
Poppy
Eastern Lotus
Iris
Orchid
Moon Flower (blooms only at night)
Yorktown Onion