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Botanical Garden Photo Tour
Huntington Botanical Garden Photo
Tour
Stones Used in the Garden and Buildings
The Huntington Botanical Garden is located in San Marino near Pasadena,
California. The photographs below were taken in late September 2010.
While you will find many photographs of the plants in the gardens,
my focus was on the stones used in the gardens and structures. The
docent stated that the stones in the gardens came mainly from the
Inyo Mountains in Inyo County, California, and Arizona. The order
of this photo tour is according to the docent-led tour that we joined.
It only covers portions of the gardens. In the Huntington
Botanical Library, Art Collections, and Botanica Gardens – Themed
Gardens section of the web site,
you will find information and more photographs. Photographs by Peggy
B. Perazzo and Pat Perazzo.
Tour Continued on Page 1 2 3 4
Bonzai Tree
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Rocks Along Pathway to
Chinese Garden Tea House
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Rocks Along Pathway to
Chinese Garden Tea House
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Rocks Along Pathway to
Chinese Garden Tea House
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Rock Along Pathway to
Chinese Garden Tea House
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Inside Chinese Garden
Tea House Patio
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Inside Chinese Garden
Tea House Patio
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Inside Chinese Garden
Tea House Patio
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Inside Chinese Garden
Tea House Patio
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Inside Chinese Garden
Tea House Patio
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Pond Near Chinese Garden
Tea House
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Pond Near Chinese Garden
Tea House
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Pond Near Chinese
Garden
Tea House
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Stone Imbedded Pathway
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Stone Imbedded Pathway
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Stone Lining Pathway
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Outside of the Chinese Garden
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Pathway Near Chinese
Garden Tea House
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Detail of Wall
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Granite Floor inside of the
Chinese Garden Tea House
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Base Decoration Along Patio Wall
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View of the Huntington Library
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Statuary Along Path
by the Library
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Tour Continued on Page 1 2 3 4
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is not to be captured, reworked, and placed inside another web site ©. All rights reserved. Peggy
B. and George (Pat)
Perazzo.