I used to live in an apartment complex in Columbia that bordered on Shelter Gardens. I was lucky because my apartment was right next to the gardens. You could say that the gardens were my back yard. Here are some photos from a visit there in the late summer of 1996.
An old school house was moved to the grounds of Shelter Gardens. The photo is black and white because I had a few frames left on the roll I shot earlier at Union Covered Bridge.
Black and white shot of a flower.
A brilliant red rose.
Texas does not have claim to all yellow roses.
One of the many paths meandering through the gardens.
These look like marigolds to me, but I'm not a trained horticulturist.
These look like the same type of flower as in the photo above, but they're definitely not marigolds. Maybe they're mums.
Perhaps a type of hibiscus.
An old school house was moved to the grounds of Shelter Gardens. The photo is black and white because I had a few frames left on the roll I shot earlier at Union Covered Bridge. 
Black and white shot of a flower.
A brilliant red rose.
Texas does not have claim to all yellow roses.
One of the many paths meandering through the gardens.
These look like marigolds to me, but I'm not a trained horticulturist.
These look like the same type of flower as in the photo above, but they're definitely not marigolds. Maybe they're mums.
Perhaps a type of hibiscus.
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