I‘m continuing my tour of Moss Mountain Farms with P Allen Smith here with photos of his gardens.
The flower gardens were filled with bright pops of color; add that to having the Arkansas river as your backdrop and you have a feast for the eyes.
Here are some of the photos of his flower gardens.
This is his Rose Garden. He loves roses so much that he dedicated an entire garden to them. The entrance to the garden is marked with hand forged wrought iron gates. Just beyond the gates an oval shaped garden is circled by a double row of Live Oak trees. Brick garden houses punctuate the eastern and western ends of the garden. Then on axis with the entry gates, across the oval lawn, a third octagonal garden house is home to an antique statue of a Roman goddess.
Silkie Chicken Temple (Hen House) at Moss Mountain
Not only are there beautiful flowers on the property, but there is an edible garden full of vegetables, herbs, fruits, and berries.
Since I raise chickens, I was excited to see the Poultry Palace. I loved the large pens and runs and I’m sure my chickens would love to live in such luxury.
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