Walking around the Whim House I took a few more shots. Then I panned the front of lawn of Longue Vue. And so I concluded my visit to Longue Vue House and Gardens.
Back at the Forecourt I took a right this time. The Whim House is to the right. The Yellow Garden and The Spanish Court are visible from this area. There’s a fountain with water flowing clockwise.
Here they are, the last of The Discovery Garden photos. There’s a greenhouse and a water fountain in the shade. The exit for the garden put me back where I started at the Entrance Court. Ah, but there’s one more area I haven’t covered.
Just like the other gardens at Longue Vue, there were numerous plants to take in all at once. Since this is an educational garden, many of the plants were labeled. I meandered around the different corners of the space.
From The Secret Garden I crossed to the other side of the sundial. I meandered around the rest of The Discovery Garden. Soon I found myself in front of a scarecrow and a giant watering can.
Turning a hard left from the bamboo tunnel, I noticed a secluded area appropriately titled The Secret Garden. I walked through the gated entrance. Inside there were plants in shaded areas that were labeled for educational purposes.
Emerging from a bamboo tunnel, I found myself walking across a sundial. I took a glance around The Discovery Garden and thought about where I wanted to go first. Here are some photos of the sundial.