Tea Parties and Teapot Sketches

Meet the Dormouse and Mad Hatter. Enjoy a tea party table in Rutgers Gardens, New Jersey. See teapot sketches – pencil drawing and colored pencils.
Meet the Dormouse and Mad Hatter. Enjoy a tea party table in Rutgers Gardens, New Jersey. See teapot sketches – pencil drawing and colored pencils.
Midsummer Night’s Dream, play by Shakespeare, was performed at Rutgers Gardens in New Brunswick, NJ. Puck, Hermia, Demetrius, Lysander, Helena, Oberon and Titania are some of the characters.
Every year in early May there is a wonderful plant sale at Rutgers Gardens. I bought: snapdragons, petunias, Rutgers tomato plants, two kinds of rosemary and some broccoli plants. Last year: hydrangea
October Rutgers Gardens post shows Gomphrena globosa, bench in rain garden, chipmunk, Raritan River foliage and Donald B. Lacy Display garden
Rutgers Gardens – pom pom flowers and chipmunk that moves and causes blur in a camera. A fun trip with Hannah Katsman who saw the chipmunks.
Rutgers Gardens is mostly winter bare, but if you look carefully, you can find some signs of spring – red buds in trees and pink magnolia buds.
Goldenrod grows by the Raritan River near Rutgers Gardens – it is blamed for allergies, but ragweed should get that blame.
Red leaves, Raritan River, cleome, milkweed, and a girl with an oreo cookie mouth
Rutgers Gardens in early May had piles of dirt. The doorway to the garden is a sun.
This lime green chair and its twin facing it at Rutgers Gardens in Central New Jersey is *really* big.