Rosary Garden?

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I am not sure if this was the right place for this question so feel free to move if needed.

I am interested in making a “Rosary Garden” in my backyard. I will purchase globe evergreens for the “Hail Marys” and probably rose bushes for the “Our Fathers”. I tried to get ideas on the web but didn’t come up with much. Does anyone have a rosary garden…or perhaps can share ideas/suggestions? I don’t want to “jump” into this project without really having a “plan” first. Thanks
 
Thank you for the links! I am still working on the garden, slowly but surely…🙂
 
What a wonderful idea.

Queen of Heaven cemetary in Illinois (across from Mount Carmel cemetary) has the most beautiful Rosary Garden that I have ever seen. They might very well have pictures of it on their website.

I hope you will take pictures when yours is cpmplete.
 
What a fantastic idea!

Please post pictures when it’s done/ 🙂
 
I have found some good ideas for Rosary Gardens on Pinterest. Hope this helps. Good luck with your project.
 
Neat idea! St. Joseph’s oratory in Montreal has a stations of the cross garden. You could check their website for inspiration, it’s really lovely.

My idea is for a summer LOTH oratory in the garden to complement my indoor oratory.
 
Cool, wish I had the space for that – I’m plotting turning one corner of the back yard into a Mary garden this Spring. I’d like some place I can sit and pray (my knees don’t work well enough anymore to kneel) in good weather.
 
This is the first time I’ve heard of a rosary garden dailey and I’m in love with the idea, thanks for sharing that here! I have a few months ahead of me yet before I can start planting a garden, but I’ll have fun thinking about this in the cold winter weeks ahead 😉
 
There is a hugh beautiful Rosary Garden in Queen of Heaven cemetary in Illinois. The first time I happened upon it the garden took my breath away. The graves in that garden are placed in such a way that they are used as the mysteries. It is just beautiful. I am thinking of making a small Rosary Garden in my backyard too.
 
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