This weekend I clocked in again at the Royal Botanical Gardens. รฐยยย
Today is to go to the largest garden, Arboretum, next to Hamilton Lake Bay, which mainly contains cloves, magnolias, bauhinias, dogwood, rhododendrons, evergreens and forsythia plants. And this garden, the most proud is the lilac, because this is the world's largest lilac garden. From 26 wild clove species native to Eurasia and other places, the Botanical Garden has bred more than 1600 clove varieties.
But now that I've missed the lilac season, I love the big lawn here, where I can picnic, play cards, and even take a nap.
And in this garden, there is a high probability that you can encounter wild North American white-tailed deer, and today when you enter the park, you will encounter a white-tailed deer crossing the road, and then go to the lake, and encounter three families wandering in the woods. Wild animals, unlike zoos where people raise them, come over as soon as you say hello, and wild ones always keep a certain distance from you, but it doesn't panic when it sees you.
Inside the lake, a group of big goose families, the little geese have grown up a lot, can be with their parents in the water alone to forage.
