Kingsbrae Garden - St. Andrews, New Brunswick

In August I visited the Kingsbrae Gardens

 in St. Andrews, New Brunswick

with my daughter and granddaughter.

A 27-acre site, 
a horticultural garden,
opened to visitors since 1998.
What I liked the most about Kingsbrae Garden, 
are all the different gardens on site.

There's a Dutch windmill at the gardens. 

Built in Holland, dismantled and erected
 at Kingsbrae Gardens, 
to honour John and Lucinda Flemer, 
who generously donated the property for the gardens.
The windmill circulates the water from the lower to
the upper pond to prevent the ponds from stagnating. 

Suzanne and Sabina

The Entry Garden

A White Garden

Stunning!

A cedar maze

More than 2,500 varieties of trees,

plants and shrubs and

many pathways to stroll along.

One of the Ponds.

Many beautiful flowers

Coneflowers - Echinacea 

and Black-Eyed Susans.

Lilies

Clematis Vine

Alpacas 

He's trying to eat the branches of 

the tree hanging above him. 

Terracotta Pots

Goats

Very tall flowers

A Woodland Garden

Suzanne and Sabrina

Children's Fantasy Garden

A Sculpture Garden
A few of the many sculptures....

Milkweed for the butterflies
There is a Monarch breeding station where
the public can observe their evolution from 
larvae through pupae to a new butterfly.

Nasturtiums 

Refreshments at the Garden Cafe.

We had a delicious iced-tea.

There's much more to the gardens than I have shared.
A Scents and Sensitivity Garden,
(built in co-operation with the
Canadian National Institute for the Blind.)
 A Secret Garden and Peace Garden,
 A Rose Garden and a Knot Garden,
and more...

I have visited many gardens and 

this beautiful garden is one of my favourite. 

While visiting New Brunswick,

we stayed in the Charming town of 

St. Andrews~By~The~Sea.

Also visited Grand Manan Island
and it's 3 lighthouses.

Thanks for your visit xo