St Johns wort bushes grow along the walkway between the Herb Garden and the Fountain Garden.

A visitor enjoys the informal profusion of flowers along the west side of the Fountain Garden.

The wooden arbors were constructed by Linnaeus Gardener Richard Johnson.

Visitors admire the plantings of Diamond Frost Euphorbia beneath a Coral Bark Japaneese Red Maple, a variety that likes sun.

Butterflies are attracted to many of the plants in the Garden.

Rogers High School students enjoy the waters of the Fountain Garden.

Looking into the Fountain Garden's south east corner. Plantings of blue mist ageratum and dianmond frost euphorbia surround the fountain pool.

Grand Opening guests look over the Fountain Garden in 2006. Plantings have matured and grown a great deal since then. This photo also shows the original yaupon hollies which were replaced by Coral Bark Japanese Red Maples when one of the yaupons died.

Young gardeners enjoy the garden.

Royal Tapestry Yarrow

Lobelia siphilitica, Blue Cardinalflower, is reputed to love cool moist shady growing conditions, but you would never know it from this plant’s performance in our summer heat and sun.