Lovely garden Artjak, restful with interest at every turn. Like the idea of plenty of places to sit. Hmmm , thinking of transposing ideas into my wide garden - there goes the lawn !!
Took a trip to Land Farm Gardens as its only a few miles away using the GW magazine 2 for 1.. Most of the garden is past its prime it has to be said at this time but its still a lovely remote spot and very inspiring.
The artwork is a little spooky though.. I would love these in our woods but not sure what the OH would think..
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I was very impressed philippa.
Artjak, I think that the strange nectaroscordum type seed head is of Primula florindae, the giant Himalayan cowslip.
Lovely garden Artjak, restful with interest at every turn. Like the idea of plenty of places to sit. Hmmm
, thinking of transposing ideas into my wide garden - there goes the lawn !!
There was another bench in a corner of the 2nd bit of lawn, but a chap was sitting there so didn't like to take a photo
re the unIDd plant at Castor House. I think this might be solved by me emailing the garden owner
In the sticks near Peterborough
Nut, fidget suggested (above) Himalayan cowslip?
Yes, that's what reminded me. but I thought they liked damp and wasn't this in a dry bit or do I misremember that?
In the sticks near Peterborough
Took a trip to Land Farm Gardens as its only a few miles away using the GW magazine 2 for 1.. Most of the garden is past its prime it has to be said at this time but its still a lovely remote spot and very inspiring.
The artwork is a little spooky though.. I would love these in our woods but not sure what the OH would think..
Nut, I think it was in a dry area.
ighten, fabulous view
spooky sculpture
I forgot to put a pic of the main area of the gardens that was in flower ... DOH