Fall at Chanticleer Garden
What do you usually do on a lazy weekend? I’m a nature-lover, so as long as the weather is good, I go with my family searching for new, interesting places. We discovered “Chanticleer” garden a few years ago…
When I found Chanticleer, a 35-acre garden located in Wayne, I fell in love with it instantly. The place is so beautiful and intimate that you have to go there and see for yourself. There’s nothing else like it on the Philadelphia Main Line.
It’s a pleasure garden, known for its creative artistry and cutting-edge horticulture. Best place for walks, or a time when you need an escape from the rush of everyday life. It’s the best place where one can feel nature and relax.
I’m always curious about history, and I was eager to find out the story of that special place.
Chanticleer was originally the estate of Christine and Adolph Rosengarten. In the early 20th-century, Mr. Rosengarten was the head of the pharmaceutical company “Rosengarten and Sons” that later became part of Merck Co. Their son Adolph, Jr. never moved into the main house, but used it for entertaining and kept it as it was when the family lived there. He died in 1990 and left the property to be enjoyed as a public garden. We should be thankful for that. Now everyone can come and feel like a special guest of Rosengarten family.
What a lovely spot…would love to visit someday =)
What beautiful pictures. It looks like a lovely place….
You really captured the beauty in all of your photos! They all really make me want to visit!!
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What a beautiful place! I’d love to go visit one of these day…and I’ll make sure to bring my camera with me!
Those photos are amazing and the colors are so vibrant. I love the reflection in the pool.
These are some beautiful pictures
Gorgeous photos! This looks like such a lovely spot!
These are beautiful photos and it looks like you had so much fun.
Wow! I can’t believe you captured all of these! And the picture of the sunflower is amazing!
I’m glad you showed this because I honestly wouldn’t have thought to take a garden stroll in the Fall, but now I will. These photos are spectacular.
What a great place to take your family!