Sea Garden is one of my favourite places in the city I call my second home – Burgas, Bulgaria. It is always a pleasure to take a stroll there – even if only in memories…
A garden is a grand teacher. It teaches patience and careful watchfulness; it teaches industry and thrift; above all it teaches entire trust. /Gertrude Jekyll/
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Those are so beautiful. They make me want to write.
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And I hope you will, Trent 🙂
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I enjoyed strolling through the gardens… it looks like there are a lot of different areas to explore.
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Mesmerizing!
I am curious about the ‘sea’ part. Is it so because it is by the side of Black Sea?
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Thank you, Tatsat! It is located along the city’s coast on the Black Sea, so – yes, the name comes from there. 🙂
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Ohh. thats fascinating! Definitely worth a solo visit.
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The chicken nest in the middle of the flowers is such a great capture. Love it!
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Looks lovely and I adore figs!!!
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I wouldn’ t say I am the greatest fan but…yes, i like the way they look. Especially when still developing 🙂
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I love gardens! These photos are very lovely.
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Nice
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so beautiful so colorful… 🙂
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Thank you, Drake, appreciated 🙂
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Such a beautiful garden, Ese, and a timely reminder of what’s to come.
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Thank you! Yes, I can’ t wait for spring to be here…properly! 🙂
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Wonderful garden photos.
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Your Sea Garden certainly looks like a wonderful city oasis for relaxation and revitalisation.
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When I read ‘Sea Garden’ I thought, wow, someone is going to post an underwater garden. Never mind, it looks like a lovely place for a stroll. And you quoted Jekyll – my favourite garden designer 🙂
(Is the Sea because it is close to the Black Sea?)
Jude xx
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Greetings from Egypt, your photos are really lovely, especially all the tulips!
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What lovely images!
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I love the tulips! Looking forward to seeing mine again.
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