Creating its own micro-climate, bordered on one side by the Niagara River and Niagara Falls and set against a backdrop of mature trees, rising up against the sheer the cliff face that forms the Niagara River Valley, Niagara Parks have established the Niagara Botanical Gardens.
The Parks operate a horticultural school, and the students work and learn in the Niagara Botanical Gardens, which follow the river course from the Falls to Queenston.
With cottage gardens, formal gardens, beautiful large firs and pines and other mature trees, the most striking are the formal beds of massed begonias and standard fuschias which welcome visitors and give the locals a feeling of belonging as they follow the road and river to the Welcome Centre at the Falls
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White daylilies, fuschia, hostas.
Primulas
Daylilies
Clematis
My Canon 7d dslr camera produces stunning results
Bedding Begonias
Standard fuschia
Bedding begonias
Bedding begonias & standard fuschias
Sensuous canna lillies
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