Water Garden Photo Gallery
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Dianthus frame a series of waterfalls just north of the Greenhouse.
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Water Hyacinths create a floating cluster near the foot bridge.
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The Heron decoy beside the east waterfall is intended to keep real Herons from eating the Goldfish in the pond.
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White lilies flourish in the ponds.
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The bog garden is a small portion of the Garden that models a real bog, with appropriate plants and shallow water.
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Several large Koi, as well as a number of smaller Goldfish, provide color and movement to the pond. The pond has a gravel and stone bottom, just like a natural waterway.
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Our Water Garden Curator doesn't hesitate to get her feet wet to periodically gather up excess vegetation.
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Water Hyacinth - a free floating plant that provides shade and helps keep the pond clean.
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Many beautiful grasses provide shade, texture, and movement along the water's edge.
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There are many different varieties of Water Lilies.
Photos by Marc Schreiber and Fred Marks
A project of the Tulsa Garden Center
Located behind the Garden Center in the Southeast corner of Woodward Park
For additional information, call (918) 746-5125