Backyard of Gene and Janet Cianek on Brookway, Bay City What a Beautiful Day!
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It was a beautiful day for the Annual Garden Walk in Bay City. The Bay City Garden Club, held their annual Garden Walk on Thursday, June 18, 2009. The tour featured 6 beautiful gardens in the Bay City & Auburn Area.
The Bay City Garden Club promotes interest in horticulture, conservation, civic beautification, and artistic use of plant material. The Club is a proud member of the Garden Club of America.
The garden walk was held from 11:00am till 7:00pm. Ticket proceeds to benefit The Pere Marquette Depot beautification project and other educational purposes.
The Next Garden Walk will be featuring Gardens at Houses on the East Side of Bay City.
(BELOW) - 5387 BROOKWAY, BAY CITY
(Owners, Gene & Janet Cianek - Pictured Below)
(BELOW) - 2070 E. REPPHUN DRIVE, BAY CITY
(Owners, Paulette & Farrel LeVasseur)
(BELOW) - 709 HANDY DRIVE, BAY CITY
(Owners, Janet & Ronald Witucki)
(BELOW) - 4550 GREENFEILD, BAY CITY
(Owner, Nancy Benton)
Pictured above, Artist, Jeff Ward. Artists such as Ward have recently been added to the walk and really add to the ambiance.
(Above L/R) Martha Martin, Elizabeth Martin, Martha Campbell stop along the path to meet MyBayCity.com
More Gardens Featured in the Walk were:
Paulette and Joseph Gillman Nicole Ct Auburn, MI A very colorful setting in every season with a large variety of perennials, shrubs and trees. The hydrangeas, boxwood, hostas and lavender are interlaced with cedars, pines, grasses and ground covers. Among the variety of trees are tri colored beech, ginko, weeping Japanese pines, maples and larch. With its' woodland background and water fountain, the secluded back yard is a haven for orioles, grosbeaks and other birds that return every Spring to nest. ============================================================
Carol and John Speltz Wilder Road Bay City, MI 48706 "Follow a path through a charming gated rock wall and wind your way to the perennial gardens in the backyard. Imagine yourself soaking in the claw foot tub garden. Check out the grilling/potting shed. Find a fallen tree turned into a living arch. Enjoy foxglove, roses, iris, herbs and art in this sanctuary setting. Discover "wild hills", a former barn site where lilies, grasses and other beautiful plant life live on the wild side." =============================================================
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