22 Comments CherryPie on Feb 1st 2017
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So many colourful flowers in the glasshouse!
Did you see any bougainvillea there?
I didn’t specifically notice any in there but that doesn’t mean there weren’t any present
Lovely. It looks so peaceful.
It is a lovely garden
Thank you! When we visited Wallington, we only sea the house from inside, no time for the garden. The way to Scotland is so long …
Sigrun
The woodland walk and garden are well worth a visit.
On this occasion the garden was in the process of being renovated, the wall statues had been removed and there was scaffolding around the glasshouse.
You seem to have caught it on a pleasantly quiet day, Cherie
We chose to work our way around the garden so that we missed being near too many people. It is a skill
these lovely benches over there invite one to come,sit and relax .
very calm and lovely garden dear friend!
you live in a wonderful land !
They certainly do
They are destined for my ‘rest a while with me corner’ top right on my blog
It is very pretty. I like the pond with the little run off from it.
The pond is very photogenic
Beautiful – its looks so peaceful and relaxing. You do find such lovely places to visit
I always like to do a bit of research for my holidays. It allows me to get the best out of them
delicate beauty Cherie… i love the reflection pools….peter:)
A calm space after the kids had run past and onto somewhere else
You know I’m gonna say it: Leave it to the English!
Delightful pictures of the walled garden.
Since reading The Secret Garden by Frances Hodgson Burnett,
I have often dreamed of having a walled garden, but sadly not
to be.
However we do have a garden surrounded by a 7ft green beech
hedge which makes it a rather private place ,only it hasn’t got
a secret door!hey Ho!…
Ce’st la vie !
Regards Di,xx
I bet your garden is really nice even though it doesn’t have a wall or secret door.
I would not mind sitting here and just enjoy…..
We sat for a while and shared a cake from the teashop