There was so many beautiful things to see at Frederick Meijer Gardens. Here are a few more Photos from Gail.
Lisianthus “rose”
Sage
Part of the veggie garden in the Farm exhibit
Berries from a Honeysuckle after blooming
This bridge, in Japanese garden, was purposefully not built in a straight line, but instead a zig zag pattern
The Amphitheater
Sculpture in the Children’s Garden
Meaningful sculpture in the Children’s Garden area
Children enjoying the water feature in their garden. Some of the “children” are of questionable age.
Stunning view from hilltop, of the Japanese Garden
Here are 3 maps that show the over 300 acres that utilize over 800 volunteers. I would encourage people to visit there gardens:
The Garden map
The Flower guide
Map of the Japanese Garden area
Not only were our senses awakened but our minds. The docent filled our heads with information. We grabbed material to read and spoke with each other as we tested our knowledge on the names of the man plants.
Oh, I almost forgot the most valuable lesson of the day:
Who’s hands were reaching for the sculpture?
Monroe County Master Gardener Association 
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