Ruby Red Jubilee
2026 ADS Region One Meeting • Lincoln, Nebraska • July 10-12, 2026
Hosted by the Nebraska Daylily Society
Carole Hunter of Prairie's Edge Gardens, Guest Speaker
Sunken Gardens—City of Lincoln Parks & Recreation Public Garden
Sunken Gardens is a world-famous public garden located on 1.5 acres in Lincoln. It was first developed in 1930 and renovated in 2005. Garden design has annual themes—the 2026 theme is "A Patchwork Garden" drawing on diverse designs from American quilt-making history. What fun it will be to see large living quilt patches made of beautiful blooming and foliage plants!
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| Welcome to Sunken Gardens (all pics courtesy of John Moss) |
Sunken Gardens weaves together gorgeous tapestries incorporating thousands of different annuals and perennials intermingled with trees, shrubs, and water features—all highlighted by stunning works of art. To read more about Sunken Gardens and its features, click HERE. For a history of Sunken Gardens and its renovation, click HERE. To read all about the Sunken Gardens in Wikipedia, click HERE.
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| Entry pavilion and garden |
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| Another angle |
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| Variegated cannas with entry pavilion on upper right |
Sunken Gardens is an oasis of inspiration and beauty. So much to see and explore, so many ideas, so much serenity.
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| Huge green textured leaves contrast with bright tiny flowers |
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| Details, veins, and backdrop |
There's shady areas with colorful accents.
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| Tranquil woodland scene |
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| Vine-covered obelisks, shrubs, and cool-hued blooms |
Brick pathways are surrounded with flowers.
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| Mixing and matching sizes, shapes, and textures |
Inspiration, and ideas galore—Sunken Gardens is all this and more—come and explore!
The Nebraska Daylily Society invites you to attend the 2026 ADS Region One Meeting in Lincoln, Nebraska. Our tour bus will whisk you and your daylily friends away on Saturday, July 11 to the public Sunken Gardens plus two large private daylily gardens plus a delicious lunch. What a wonderful adventure! Don't let the only thing missing be you.
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