Thanks for posting a picture Busy-Lizzie. I must learn how to do that, it might be a while though as I've also lost the connector wire from the camera to the computer.
The garden is set in about 35acres. The picture is the summer gardens. The scent in the rose garden was amazing. There's a spring wood, summer wood, bog garden, dry garden, an autumn wood and winter beds. The list goes on...You could visit at any time of the year and see something of interest.
First time to Windsor too, certainly worth a full weekend visit.
Zoomer, does your computer have a little slot that takes a camera memory card? My laptop does. You put in the memory card and my laptop asks if I want to download the photos. I make a named file for them in "my pictures" first so it knows where to download them to.
Dordogne and Norfolk. Clay in Dordogne, sandy in Norfolk.
Busy-Lizzie - there are seversal slots, my home computer is an old one and has a hard drive. Should really invest in a laptop for home use but use a laptop daily for work and have had problems with posture, bad back etc...
I've tried to load pics and will try again, but it's a tab bit late now and they aren't fabulous pictures which I took of Kew or Savill garden, I've only a digi camera.
What a nice garden, checked out where it is, not doable for me in a day but will go on my list of places to visit if ever in the the area. If a garden can look so nice in October it must be fabulous in summer
Zoomer it is a late summer /autumn garden so is open from late august - the thing to do though is to wait till Michaelmas day (). We live close but it is the first time we have 'caught' the asters out.
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Thanks for posting a picture Busy-Lizzie. I must learn how to do that, it might be a while though as I've also lost the connector wire from the camera to the computer.
The garden is set in about 35acres. The picture is the summer gardens. The scent in the rose garden was amazing. There's a spring wood, summer wood, bog garden, dry garden, an autumn wood and winter beds. The list goes on...You could visit at any time of the year and see something of interest.
First time to Windsor too, certainly worth a full weekend visit.
Zoomer, does your computer have a little slot that takes a camera memory card? My laptop does. You put in the memory card and my laptop asks if I want to download the photos. I make a named file for them in "my pictures" first so it knows where to download them to.
Busy-Lizzie - there are seversal slots, my home computer is an old one and has a hard drive. Should really invest in a laptop for home use but use a laptop daily for work and have had problems with posture, bad back etc...
I've tried to load pics and will try again, but it's a tab bit late now and they aren't fabulous pictures which I took of Kew or Savill garden, I've only a digi camera.
I visited this garden this morning. We had had a bad storm overnight so it wasn't its best but is still lovely for this time of year
It is called the Picton Garden and is in the 2 for 1 book- www.autumnasters.co.uk
That's lovely, Mattie. So full of Michaelmas Daisies, I had a look at their gallery too.
How lovely - especially the third picture - looks like midsummer !!
What a nice garden, checked out where it is, not doable for me in a day but will go on my list of places to visit if ever in the the area. If a garden can look so nice in October it must be fabulous in summer
Picton is now on my list too.... thanks... and I am interested to find out more about Japanese saxifrages... oooh
Zoomer it is a late summer /autumn garden so is open from late august - the thing to do though is to wait till Michaelmas day (
). We live close but it is the first time we have 'caught' the asters out.