Sin Fong likes The Butchart Gardens, British Columbia, Canada

Sin Fong likes The Butchart Gardens, British Columbia, Canada This is NOT an official Page of The Butchart Gardens. Although a picture paints a thousand words, the real Butchart Gardens paint only one - "unreal".

I like Butchart Gardens very much and so created this Page to share the beauty of the flowers, fountains and statues with FB visitors. I have also shared Photos from the official The Butchart Gardens site. After the initial creating of the FB page, I contacted the "owner" of the official Butcharts Garden to seek permission to use the name in my page. I did not want to offend or infringe the copyri

ght of the name. I explained my intention, so that I could share my love of the gardens with my friends and others who might not even know the existence of Butchart Gardens. I finally had the go ahead. So friends and visitors of this page, do enjoy.

07/04/2025
Unlikely I can set foot at these gardens soon.
05/10/2022

Unlikely I can set foot at these gardens soon.

I miss the Butchart Gardens. Full stop!
11/25/2020

I miss the Butchart Gardens. Full stop!

Due to the latest Provincial Health Order, The Butchart Gardens regrets to announce that our Christmas evening viewing will be delayed until December 8th.
If you have booked a timed ticket or a dining reservation between November 27 and December 7, we will be contacting you.
Please continue to visit our website for future information as circumstances change daily.
https://www.butchartgardens.com/

I don’t know when I can visit the Butchart Gardens again.
10/15/2020

I don’t know when I can visit the Butchart Gardens again.

Autumn, as seen through the Photo Window. Each season, our Gardening team pulls together seasonal plants to assemble stunning displays like this one.
Learn more about our autumn garden, from Brian, Horticultural Manager: https://www.butchartgardens.com/autumn-garden-insights-2020/

These are very sensible and responsible public health policies to minimise the risk of spreading the deadly virus.Thank ...
09/22/2020

These are very sensible and responsible public health policies to minimise the risk of spreading the deadly virus.

Thank you The Butchart Gardens.

Effective October 1, 2020 all visitors will be required to wear non-medical masks or face coverings when visiting, except when:
• Inside their vehicle
• Seated and consuming food or beverage (we ask that visitors
use discretion when consuming take-away food or beverages, maintain social distance as appropriate, and don their mask when finished)
• Under 5 years of age

Visitors not willing to comply with this policy will be denied entry or removed from the premises.

You can now access my FB pages, groups & Google blogs via my website www.SinFongChan.comThey are all at you finger tip. ...
08/31/2020

You can now access my FB pages, groups & Google blogs via my website www.SinFongChan.com

They are all at you finger tip. Check it out!

08/31/2020
If Mrs Butchart could it, why can’t we do the same with disuse quarries around the world?
02/11/2020

If Mrs Butchart could it, why can’t we do the same with disuse quarries around the world?

One hundred years ago, Jennie Butchart planted two Arborvitae on either side of the main path in the Sunken Garden and established the symbolic presence of the ‘Tree of Life’. These iconic trees have been the fabled backdrop of the most photographed vista here.
Learn more about the context of the Sunken Garden and beyond: https://www.butchartgardens.com/whats-in-bloom-now-garden-updates-february-1-14/

https://m.facebook.com/butchartgardens/photos/pcb.10156700328901295/10156700328846295/?type=3&source=49
10/04/2019

https://m.facebook.com/butchartgardens/photos/pcb.10156700328901295/10156700328846295/?type=3&source=49

Welcome to autumn!
You know the season is upon us when you start to see Chrysanthemums being planted. These plants prefer cooler weather; in fact chilly weather intensifies colours and keeps blossoms looking fresh. Depending on the year, Chrysanthemums will begin to go in the ground as early as late August and as late as October. This year you can expect to see 27 different varieties of Chrysanthemums planted in beds and pots throughout the property.
See our autumn insights: https://www.butchartgardens.com/autumn-garden-insights-2/

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