Christmas in the Gardens was beautiful! The Amarillo Botanical Gardens are small but this made it really easy for us to walk through and see everything, especially since it was cold. This was our 7th Texas Christmas tour stop and we were really impressed with all the beautiful lights.
These 2 trees were some of my favorites. I loved the large ornament lights on the tree to the right. They reminded of big gumdrops. I think the tree on the left (which is not a real tree) was called The Friendshp Tree and the lights on this tree were choreographed to the music.We walked through the gardens pretty quickly because we were cold but we were still able to enjoy everything.The tropical conservatory was a nice break from the cold. I loved the poinsettia lights and the waterfall.We also, of course, had to take a picture with Santa and Mrs. Claus!
I’m really glad that I made this one of our stops. I wasn’t sure how many lights there would be but it ended up being very pretty.
What is your favorite garden to visit during Christmas?
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