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I love fuchsias!
We have five varieties of fuchsias at home.
My favourite is “pink marshmallow”, it’s so big and fluffy.
You will have to post some pictures. I would love to see them.
Fuchsias always remind me of ballerinas
What a lovely place to walk. Seeing the dahlias reminds me I should try and go to Baddesley Clinton as they have a lovely bed there full of them. Cake looks good! and lovely photo of you.
I miss the spectacular displays of dahlias at Cragside. They always had an amazing display but on my most recent two visits it was no longer there.
This isn’t too far away from me so I need to visit!
It is lovely, there are different things to see during the different seasons. In spring there are daffodils then bluebells. At the moment there are many autumn flowers in bloom and soon we should see the trees sporting the glorious autumnal colours.
It is only open on Wednesday, Sunday and bank holidays. It closes at the end of October and reopens in spring.