Two Publicity Shots- Focus on Landscape

It is interesting to see how a good PR team can take an image and focus it for a specific event. In this case, the event was the March 3-4 "Cinderella Festival" held in the early 1970's (Jason- I am looking at you for the exact years!) The caption taped to the back of the first photo reads:
Jungle Shade- Adventureland's "Jungle Cruise" dock is shaded by a Erythrina Caffra (Coral) tree, which is native to South Africa. Weighing more than 12 tons, this bare-rooted tree, when in bloom, is noted for its bright red and orange blossoms. Disneyland's unique landscape will be spotlighted in twice-daily garden tours presented specially during the Park's March 3-4 "Cinderella Festival."

The second photo caption is:
Land of the Giants- One of the most unique forms of "Disneylandscaping" is found in Storybook Land's mini-gardens. Park horticultural experts leave most of this attraction's greenery in gallon cans, which keeps the landscape in scale with its surroundings. Plant health is maintained by careful fertilizing and watering.

I can see where Disneyland publicity would send these photographs to the Home and Garden editor at newspaper's and magazines to promote the Park.