The foreground bursts with dense clusters of yellow, red, and pink blossoms, their petals rendered in quick, textured brushstrokes that suggest the movement of a summer breeze. On the left, a row of trees forms a shaded border, their foliage painted in deep greens and purples, while a conical evergreen stands out among the softer shapes. At the center, two tall, spindly fir trees rise above the rest of the garden, their branches painted with short, layered touches of blue and green.

To the right, a thick hedge of flowering bushes forms a natural barrier, separating the garden from the pinkish structure in the background. The sky above is filled with dappled clouds, painted in pale blues and touches of lavender, giving the impression of a bright, mild day. Light falls evenly across the scene, illuminating the garden’s colors and casting only the gentlest shadows beneath the trees and bushes.

Throughout the composition, the artist uses broken, visible brushstrokes to capture the play of light on leaves, petals, and grass, creating a vibrant, shimmering surface. Near the lower left corner, a patch of deep red flowers contrasts with the surrounding greens and yellows. The upper right edge of the painting is bordered by the overhanging branches of a leafy tree, painted with loose, feathery strokes.

Sunlight highlights the tops of the bushes and the path, while the leftmost edge under the trees is cast in deeper shadow. The brushwork in the sky is soft and swirling, with pale pink and lavender hues blending into the blue. The work belongs to the Impressionist movement, as indicated by its inclusion in the Impressionism: The Hasso Plattner Collection.