The round garden was incredibly difficult to photograph due to the number of people crowding around to take in the view, not to mention those that were just standing around in groups chatting. The guide book describes this part of the garden as follows:
The circular bed that comprises the centre of the Round Garden is planted with daphnes, dwarf rhododendrons and other ericaceous plants. Specimen camellias at the ends of the flagged, diagonal paths emphasise the formality of the bed. In the centre is an eighteenth century scalloped, dolphin fountain.
Art and Nature make such a happy couple .
I agree art and nature are the perfect combination. Food for the soul.
Bodnant – that’s in North Wales, isn’t it? It’s on my list of places to go when we visit in a few weeks’ time.
Okay, I should have read your earlier posts first!
You will love it if you do get the chance to visit. If you do, I am looking forward to seeing your photos of the garden