Sioux Park Colors
Sep 20, 2012
The public gardens in Rapid City are at their height in late summer and early fall. The William Noordermeer Formal Gardens in Sioux Park are particularly impressive and draw many pedestrians and bicyclists. Taking family photos at the gardens is a tradition for many residents. Photos by Kristina Roth George.
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Kristina's relatives enjoying the gardens. -
Purple cone flowers at their height. -
A black-eyed Susan. -
Black-eyed Susans near the end of the season. -
The gardens contain a mix of native flowers and domesticated species. -
A white coneflower glows in the sun. -
Late afternoon sun illuminates the leaves of canna lilies. -
Purple cone flowers near the end of the season. -
Kristina's son enjoys the gardens. -
A bed of pink snapdragons. -
The sun dial is a Rapid City landmark. -
Purple cone flowers near the end of the season. -
Ornamental kale is pretty enough to eat.
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