Probably you did not notice that I have not been working in my garden
last week. The reason for my absence was that I have been visiting nine gardens
in Great Britain.
I am still musing about the gardens I have seen. Gardens in all sizes
and shapes. Of course it is impossible to review nine gardens in one post. Instead
I will show you the pictures of the garden that has surprised me the most. This
was Abbotsbury botanical garden at the South coast of Great Britain.
Walking through this garden I immediately felt an atmosphere of an old wood.
Besides tall trees - some with an odd bark - there were large ferns and
rhododendrons like monsters.
At the path I took there were no other visitors. It seemed I was
all-alone in an enchanted garden.
Surrounded by nature, and plants and trees I have never seen before. It
made me feel very small but at the same time very happy.
An enchanting paradise.
Info about the garden click here:
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Lily pond, Monet would have loved it. |
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Nobody around me. |
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Large ferns |
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Rododendron like monsters. |
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Rododendron with new very soft buds. |
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In an old forest |
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Trees all over. |
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Echium. Three or four meter high! |
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Flower of Echium close up. |
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Leave of Gunnera like an umbrella. |
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I felt small |
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Tall trees with an odd bark. |
Wow! You could be walking through Hollard Gardens with me last week! And I was totally alone, too! Your photos are wonderful and show a great variety of awesome flora.
ReplyDeleteDear Betty, it is a pity that it is so far away......
ReplyDeleteBritish gardens are really worth a trip (or many!).
ReplyDeleteStrange to be alone in such a magic place. Some of the gardens can be rather crowded, and makes it difficult to take pictures. I "collect" places of interest to go...
Put it on your list Villrose! But it is a long way from Norway....
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