Garden Visits

Pete2255 - it looks like a lebanon one to me, by the trunk, although I was told that if the tips of the branches pointdown it's Atlantica.There's a really nice big tree that most people ahven't heard of there - a Tetradium danielii - if I can find my pic of it, I'll post it. Lovely glossy...

Beautiful pictures Nik - that winter garden is quite something - I remember it well from last March.

If anyone travels to North Devon, be sure to visit Rosemoor gardens, near Barnstaple. Its an RHS garden and has a huge variety of beautiful plants and their roses are gorgeous. If you havent been already, dont miss the Eden Project in Cornwall...its fantastic. But DONT wear jumpers in the domes!

Hi Pete,I've always founf the 7dayshop reliable, on the odd time they were out of stock they wouldn,t charge my card until despatched...but you usually get the package within a week

Yesterday was the first Open Garden in Suffolk for the Red Cross this year. It took place at a privately owned garden near Framlingham. The weather was reasonable but we could have done with it being brighter. The snowdrops and aconites would have looked better bathed in sunshine but the...

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Aaah, lovely! Worth waiting the 4 minutes for the pics to download (they always do with me! - my DUC is pathetic!)

Oops. I meant to say lovely photos Fran. Sorry.

This a lovely jewel of a garden just outside Oxford, entered through old walled gate and woodland. I try and visit every year and I defy anyone to visit and not come away bearing plants.The rose garden has to smelled to be believedThe iris and delphs are just knock out...

Oooh, petal - bootiful!! And I remember Happisburgh (pronounced 'Hazeborough' for you none East Anglian types!) Happy days!

Brill pictures, Fran! And that peacock has chosen himself a cunning spot for show!

You too eh!. Mad couple of weeks here too - but sanity may be in te offing this weekend, and I'll share some gardens. :D