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What’s Bloomin’ Wednesday – April 15th Edition!

Published on April 15, 2020 by Erin White

What’s Bloomin’ Wednesday – April 15th Edition!

Lakes Park is still closed per the state-wide” “Stay At Home” order, so we are taking a virtual stroll in the Fragrance Garden today – come with us and and check out what’s bloomin’

(If you are interested in donating to the Fragrance Garden, scroll to the end for information and a link)

Gardenia in the Fragrance Garden at Lakes Park
Gardenia (Gardenia jasminoides) – the fragrance is INTOXICATING

 

Shell Ginger growing in the Fragrance Garden at Lakes Park
Shell Ginger (Alpinia zerumbet) – native to East Asia

 

Yellow roses blooming the Fragrance Garden at Lakes Park
Yellow roses blooming in the Rose Garden section of the Fragrance Garden. If anyone is good at identifying species of roses, we’d love to have you take a walk in there with us sometime, once the park is open again. Get in touch! Info@LakesPark.org

 

Holywood Lignum Vitae growing in the Fragrance Garden at Lakes Park
Holywood Lignum Vitae – the “tree of life” (Guaiacum sanctum) – it’s a Florida native and considered endangered in this state (see efloras.org)

 

Bougainvillea bursting with blooms in the Fragrance Garden at Lakes Park
Bougainvillea bursting with blooms in the Fragrance Garden at Lakes Park

 

Help us maintain What’s Bloomin’ –

HOW TO DONATE

The Fragrance Garden at Lakes Park is created and maintained by a dedicated team of Lee County Parks & Rec volunteers, and funded by the Lakes Park Enrichment Foundation. Want to help? Your donations are tax deductible!  Our address is 7330 Gladiolus Drive Fort Myers, FL 33908 – or click here to donate online.  THANK YOU.

Categories: Blog Post, Botanic Gardens, Fragrance Garden, What's Bloomin' Wednesday

CONTACT INFORMATION
7330 Gladiolus Drive, Fort Myers, FL 33908
Phone: (239) 533-7578
Email: Info@LakesPark.org

PLEASE MAIL DONATIONS TO:
Lakes Park Enrichment Foundation P.O. Box
61076 Fort Myers, Fl. 33906-1076

LAKES PARK ENRICHMENT FOUNDATION IS A 501C3 ORGANIZATION – DONATIONS ARE TAX DEDUCTIBLE

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