Themed-Gardens, Which One Is Your Favorite? (And Hive Giveaway)

Chefchaouen Garden


Sweet Garden

Happy Playground

Joy of Childhood

Pink Bus Stop

Fancy Garden

Blessings Garden

Chapter One Garden

Santa's Garden

April 2, 2023

The Flower Show has passed but I still couldn't resist admiring the beautiful decorations installed in the event. Among my favorites were the themed flower gardens. One of them was the Boho garden I shared recently. Aside from this garden, there is a lot more.

First on the list above and among my most favorite is the Blue Garden. Some called it Little Santorini. However, my search image showed that this building resembles those in Chefchaouen, the blue-washed city in Morocco. Just like all gardens, it was surrounded by different flowers. There's a staircase going up to the 2nd floor and a little tea spot outside. It definitely is a perfect spot for relaxation while watching birds enjoying in the garden.

Next is the Sweet Garden which I featured in my Flower Show blog. As sweet as it is. I like the color of the tiny house, especially the beautiful garden full of different flowers. A bench was set in the front yard for resting. Cute squirrels were the first to enjoy the place.

My favorite part was the wooden swing on the side and the cute bunnies riding on it. Meanwhile, on the other side is a water fountain with cute angels. And that turbine? It's the cutest.

Next was the cute Happy Playground that kids loved. The good thing about this garden was the reused materials to reduce carbon footprint. For instance, those old tires were reused for fencing. The log cabins and play facilities were from fallen trees. I liked the minimalist design of this green playground. Above all, it reminded me of a lot of good childhood memories.

Aside from the happy playground, another garden built for kids and memory-evoking was the Joy of Childhood. Different nostalgic toys and games evoke the good old days back when we were still kids. There were board games, Rubik's cubes, lego toys, and others.

Next is a cute Pink Bus Stop with a figure of a girl reading a book while waiting for her ride to come. There's a bicycle on the side and a pink waiting shed. This is like a cute bus stop surrounded by beautiful flowers.

Next is probably the most modern one. Or should I say, the Fancy Garden? This is more like the best spot to spend family bonding on weekend. It is complete with kitchen materials that can be used for outdoor cooking or weekend night barbecue food trip.

My favorite part was the hanging swing chair in front of the water fountain with beautiful swans playing around. If I will have a garden, I would like to put a hanging swing chair and water fountain as well.

The next garden is more like a sacred one. They called it, Blessings. Spring is definitely a blessing to everyone and you would feel it in this garden. I loved the tranquility of the place and the sense of happiness and joy.

Another enchanting garden was the Chapter One Garden. I wasn't sure of its name but I got its name from chapter one on the frame. The garden has books placed on a shelf that resembles a giraffe. I spotted chess pieces, a broom, and other animal figures. This probably portrays fictional stories from fictional books.

Lastly,Santa's Garden. December has passed but the presence of Christmas and love-giving should be felt every day. That was the concept of this garden. There were a lot of poinsettias, lavender flowers, and others surrounding the tiny house. Meanwhile, Santa and snowmen were in the garden greeting the visitors.

I truly commended the organizer of this event and those people who helped to make this event successful. After four years, the Flower Show was definitely the great show we ever witnessed this first quarter of the year. It brought us happiness, joy, and blessings.

Happy Sunday everyone and God Bless you.

(A little Hive giveaway will be given to those who will share their favorite garden and the reason why.)

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