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Biltmore Blooms 2021

April 18, 2021 By Rhoda 15 Comments

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I’m excited to share this post today! Aren’t we all loving spring and all the beautiful spring flowers and blooms that are all over the country right now? Getting to see Biltmore Blooms in Asheville, NC this year was a real treat and I’m so happy I got some great pics to share with you. God sure knows how to paint a beautiful canvas doesn’t He? There is so much beauty in our world and that’s such a wonderful thing to enjoy this time of year. Spring is my favorite and I hope you enjoy all of these Biltmore Blooms!

I won’t say a lot all the way through this, but take in the beauty of the blooms. One of the fun surprises on this tour of the Biltmore Blooms was the train display inside the Conservatory. It was a treat to behold, so you’ll see what I’m talking about below. The walled garden is just below the Biltmore house and

The tulips were still looking beautiful and seeing these planted en masse was gorgeous!

The gardener’s cottage.

There’s the Conservatory and we’ll go inside next.

Entering the Conservatory we see lots of beautiful flowers and plants.

The Biltmore train display inside the Conservatory was such a treat. If you love fairy gardens, this is a good one. Every building as well as the train support was made out of organic natural materials found outdoors, such as bark, leaves. acorns and it was just amazing!

The Biltmore itself as well as other buildings were recreated out of these natural materials.

Isn’t this gorgeous? The shingles on the buildings were eucalyptus leaves. Can you see that? I’m sure it all has a protective coat over it to preserve and keep it.

The train trellis ran all through the Conservatory and we could hear the train moving as we went through. I thought this tiny train was a wonder!

And there’s the Biltmore in full miniature glory!

I couldn’t get enough of it.

Such a gorgeous display.

There’s the train moving along the tracks.

What a treat to get to see this display.

Set to perfection with all the plants.

Wasn’t that absolutely amazing to see? What a treat for Mark and I to experience together. We sure enjoyed our visit to the Biltmore and Biltmore Blooms.

If you missed my tour of the Bilmore estate, check out Part 1 and Part 2.

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  1. Sharon says

    April 18, 2021 at 9:07 am

    My daughter and I visited the Biltmore just this past week. Your pictures and my pictures are almost identical…great minds! 😊 It had been 25 years since I had been there. It still boggles the mind and it’s truly beautiful.

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    • Rhoda says

      April 18, 2021 at 11:41 am

      Hi, Sharon so glad you got to see it in person too! The gardens were so beautiful!

  2. Vicki says

    April 18, 2021 at 12:33 pm

    We took our three young grandsons to see the train displays last year. They were enthralled!

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  3. Suzette says

    April 18, 2021 at 11:26 pm

    All the beautiful plants are so pretty!
    The tulips 🌷 I just love!
    Thanks for sharing.

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  4. Tori says

    April 19, 2021 at 12:27 pm

    Looks like it’s time to revisit The Biltmore!😍😍😍 That miniature replication in the conservatory is amazing! ❤️

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  5. Judy says

    April 19, 2021 at 9:01 pm

    Your photos are amazing. What kind of camera do you have?

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    • Rhoda says

      April 20, 2021 at 8:12 am

      HI, Judy, I have an 11 Pro Max iPhone. It does a great job!

  6. MARY-ANN (FROM CANADA!) says

    April 20, 2021 at 10:10 pm

    Oh! Rhoda! What a gorgeous place the Biltmore and its gardens are. Your pictures are absolutely beautiful! I just enjoyed each and every one! Thanks, so much, for sharing with us!

    If our borders ever open up, we will definitely be taking a trip down there! We have always wanted to do this as we have heard so much about the place!

    Hope your little Daisy is doing great!

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  7. Angie says

    May 18, 2021 at 8:59 am

    Such a beautiful garden . I loved your comment about God’s canvas . We are enjoying His beautiful , Autumn colours in Australia . In all seasons of life , we too can find His beauty if we look for it , especially in all that He has created . Many a time I have encountered Him in my own little garden .

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  8. Lynda says

    May 18, 2021 at 11:12 am

    So beautiful! I don’t remember the train being there when we visited in 2018. The gardens are gorgeous! Would love to visit in the spring. We went in the fall which was spectacular. The train tracks and buildings are so amazing made out of the natural materials. Love it! Thanks for sharing.

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  9. Jillian says

    May 18, 2021 at 12:42 pm

    Beautiful, thank you for sharing this. Loved the train and miniatures especially! I have always wanted to visit Asheville, maybe when things finally get completely better .

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  10. Vicki says

    May 19, 2021 at 10:57 am

    We are going to the Biltmore in July! I’ve been there several times and I just can’t get enough of the house and the beauty! Glad you got to go!

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  11. Marilyn L Foster says

    May 19, 2021 at 1:16 pm

    WOW!! I am so glad you shared these wonderful pictures. I was there in 1995, sometime ago. They had the conservatory closed due to major work. Loved The Biltmore. I will check out your previous flower pictures from there.

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