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- Flowers add beauty to the healing garden.
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- Many colors and varieties of poppies await visitors to the labyrinth.
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- Labyrinth walks are for all ages and are enjoyed by the young and old.
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- Pink or Salmon either way these showy flowers welcome visitors to the healing garden.
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- Susie planted these sunflowers in our personal garden area. These sunflowers will be harvested and seeds will be gathered for later use.
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- These pretty sunflowers added a beautiful color arrangement in our personal garden.
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- a variety of asters bloom nicely and greet visitors on their labyrinth walk.
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- Calendula has so many uses and properties. Susie planted lots of calendula in the healing garden to be used for healing and for sharing.
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- Many of the Calendula in the healing garden bloomed well into the fall of 2009.
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- Valerian is a very special plant and Susie planted plenty in the healing garden to make into herbal remedies.
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- Nasturtium is a yummy addition to any salad and will spice up your dish.
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- Mullein has a long history of use by many peoples. Native Americans favored this plant for a variety of uses.
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- The pleasant summer of 2009 provided plenty of sun for all the flowers of Lopez Island.
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- Many of the poppies will be allowed to go to seed and the seed will be collected for additional plantings in the future.
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- In between the labyrinth pathways rows of beautiful flowers and herbs grow tall welcoming visitors to the healing garden.
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- This tight grouping of poppies creates a ocean of red.
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- Bees’ friend is truly a bees best friend these plants will be.
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- The popular California poppy is a favorite with many visitors to the healing garden. One of the many uses of the California poppy is as a mild relaxant.