Urn in Scroll Garden (Below)

 Elizabeth Lord's brother, Montague, worked plantations in the Phillipines. This urn was made in China and used to ship tea to the Phillipines. Montague shipped it to Elizabeth to place in the Scroll Garden. Alice Brown referred to the Scroll Garden as the Chinese Garden because of the urn's origin. It is 3.5 feet tall and was the focal point on the west end, sitting on the brick work. Photo by Bobbie Dolp, 2007.

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Scroll Garden in Deepwood Estates  pictured with original urn

HOME GARDEN Designs of Fencing    Another Fencing Design

HOME GARDEN Gated Fence at Rear of Garden

HOME GARDEN View across Perennials

HOME GARDEN View looking NW

 

HOME GARDEN Freshly-Trimmed Boxwood

HOME GARDEN View looking South

 

HOME GARDEN 300 Year-old Oak

HOME GARDEN Brick Pathway Bench and Pergola

Focal Point at end of  Brick Pathway

HOME GARDEN Camellia in Bloom