Spring Has Arrived at Wellfield Gardens

Wellfield Gardens, Elkhart, Indiana

Tethys, Goddess of Fresh Water

One sure sign of spring at Wellfield Gardens, in Elkhart, Indiana, is when the water is turned on for Tuck’s water feature.  The figure is of Tethys, the Goddess of the Source of Fresh Water.  Water overflows from her scallop shell, falling into the stream that moves through the garden.

Redwing Blackbird at Wellfield Gardens, Elkhart, Indiana

Redwing Blackbird at Wellfield Gardens, Elkhart, Indiana

Another harbinger of spring is their lush planting of spring flowers, including the tulips by the reproduction windmills.  And then there are all the birds, singing, courting, and building nests.  If you travel through northern Indiana, do take the one mile detour off the Indiana tollroad to visit Wellfield Gardens and the Midwest Museum of American Art.

Spring Flowers at Wellfield Gardens, Elkhart, Indiana

Spring Flowers at Wellfield Gardens, Elkhart, Indiana

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