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| Dappled sunshine on pots of succulents, outside of the Apricot room's French doors |
As we step into October I thought I would put together a garden update as the garden celebrates it's zenith in a small spring. As last year I've added to our spring bulb collection to give us something to look forward to and now to wait!
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| Dawn breaking behind the house the other morning |
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| Everywhere those creamy white plumes |
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| The Chusan palms are making more height now |
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| The view from the courtyard now with the added froth |
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| Looking back across the lawn towards the house |
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| The walk along the lower terrace |
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| Rabbits enjoying the grass |
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| Across the lawn again |
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| another meandering pathway |
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| Cannas |
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| The cacti that somehow survives all weathers |
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| Miscanthus in the Italian garden |
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| An Agave tucked in the gravel border |
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| The Hydrangea is fading now but One lavender is still performing well! |
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| The lavenders have been trimmed into neat mounds in the sundial garden |
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| Tall yellow daisies |
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| Looking across the lawn towards the Italian garden |
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| One of our garden gates |
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| The rather gorgeous Agave i bought at the Tremenheere garden opening |
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| One of the gentle grey borders |
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So lovely as always.....i want the grass with the plumbs...need to plant those...wishing we were there . ...sue/arlie
ReplyDeleteHello again, hope Charles is recovering and you are all well.
ReplyDeleteThe beautiful pink landscape photograph reminds me of the Bay of Naples, light magic, isn't it. And the wonderfully architectural Chusan palm, agaves and echiverias...if only we could grow hem here, it's just a bit too cold though. I do like them.
We had our first sharp Winter frost overnight and now glorious sunshine, a fresh bright air today. The winter barley is drilled and next week we'll be working down for the Spring crop. Best wishes to you all,
Mrs GH.