Garden Visits

And it's what the joining member chooses to put too, MF! Think you're right - I never used to look at profiles, but sometimes what someone says on thread makes me interested in seeing what they've said. And in some people's profiles there's a constantly changing photo!!

I went there about 3 years ago, unfortunately a bit too early for the spring flowers, and just looked what I missed, it looks beautiful

I will be going over with my husband in the next few weeks so will get the chance to see.Yes Dave hope we all can make 2008.

The dog doesn't look too impressed Honey Bee!!! :rolleyes: :D :D

Hello, javanica, and welcome to GC.Well, I don't know whether the debate will just be at the Malvern Show this year .. it could very well have tough competition from GC!I'n all for Roddy ...Enjoy the forum!

How extraordinary! I was reminiscing about trips to Bodnant only Thursday last. I mentioned that my favourite view in any country house garden was probably from the terrace at Bodnant overlooking the half-moon pond out towards Snowdonia. Then I stumble across this and the 2nd pic is that very...

well worth a visit. i've been there many times www.eastonwalledgardens.co.uk

Iden is on another forum I am on a she is a very knowledgeable lady goes under the name of bfg (bare foot gardener)

Giverny, home to Monet's Garden is just under an hour out of Paris ....If you are doing a short trip ...Eurostar is probably your quickest option ....You'll arrive at the Gare du Nord and need to get to Gare St.Lazaire..... to do this ... take the RER ( R�©seau Express R�©gional) line E...

It's a few years since I've been there. The last time was during the Spring and I remember there was a most unusual, beautiful tree with strange blossoms growing, I think, near a tennis court (perhaps my memory is playing tricks about this, though). Has anybody else noticed this? I've often...

Great Autumn pictures Palustris of one of my favourite gardens of all time. My late wife and I visited Bodnant about eight times over the years and watched it grow and develop.We brought back a Eucryphia Nymansensis and a Viburnum X bodnantense as 'trophies' of Bodnant and both are doing...

[This posting moved as requested by eleagnus] ___________________________________eleagnus7 Green Fingers Member # 2139posted October 28, 2006 02:49 ------------------------------------------------- Cliveden in Buckinghamshire is now a most beautiful place to...

Looks fascinating, Leonora - if I ever go to Pisa, I'll keep an eye open for it! And I love your signature.....I'm one up on you Rich - knew all that Latin I did at school would come in handy one day....

I love lavender - that isnt a million miles from me - may just pay a visit next year

http://www.firenzemusei.it/boboli/index.htmlThe garden was started in 1550...so it's a mere stripling in comparison with the Botanical Garden in Pisa!

This takes me back, I was offered the post of running this place (it was then called the Palms Oasis I think) in '89. I declined due to various reasons and fortunately the post here came up. I was impressed with it then and looks just as good now. The Hibiscus Schizopetalus is one of my...

I'll see if I can work it into my agenda next time I travel to Barnsley.

I agree Brackenbeds i have been here for 10 years now and dont think i will ever move, i could not live in a city anymore i love the country to much now

Its beside the TRAMWAY theatre and arts centre off pollockshaws road.

Sorry Shiney missed your post. I worked at the Old Dungeon Ghyl Hotel in the Langdale valley. Also fell walked and climbed using that valley as a base - so thats my favourite valley. However I also love Derwentwater for the reflective nature of the lake. Then there's the dark shale slopes of...