This sweet rose, without any blackspot.
Some well organised clematis, this one climbing through a white rose.
This one scrambling up onto a deck.
Or this one with its own pillar
instead of our wildly uncontrollable clematises up a pear tree,
monopolising the washing line and disappearing next door.
Some gravel without weeds.
This stylish garden furniture
instead of the rickety collection we own.
A hammock between two trees.
We had one once in its own frame,
not having suitably spaced trees,
but too many teenagers piled on to it
and put paid to that arrangement.
not having suitably spaced trees,
but too many teenagers piled on to it
and put paid to that arrangement.
A pond that doesn't leak and isn't covered in duckweed.
Nasturtiums threaded through a clipped yew.
This view framed by
these roof tile sandwich pillars.
All seen at Great Dixter and a garden in Sussex open under the National Garden Scheme.
looks heavenly. I have one of each too. no I'll have two roses actually. and some extra lavender. I'm greedy x
ReplyDeleteThis is my garden wish list too!
ReplyDeleteOh, wow --
ReplyDeleteAnd a gardener to go along with it.
ReplyDeleteCan I have that garden too? Or can I at least come and visit you once you've requisitioned it?
ReplyDeleteSuperb - I love the riotous clematis -these gardens are so inspiring - if only...
ReplyDeleteOh, Great Dixter looks to be full of inspiration. My humble wish is just to have a garden, even a small one. Good sunlight would be a plus, but I wouldn't even mind a shady patch. xo
ReplyDeleteWonderful pictures. Great Dixter has been on my list of gardens to visit for a while since seeing Christopher Lloyd on television many years ago. If I ever get there, it looks like June would be a good month.
ReplyDeleteWhat a delightful place to be.
ReplyDeleteDo roses come without black spot? How strange.....
ReplyDeleteSeeing is believing.
DeleteNo weeds in my gravel driveway and heat-resistant nasturtiums for summer salads will do for me!
ReplyDeleteWhile the flowers are indeed faultless and beautifully organized, I was most impressed with the architectural details you show here. What does that say about me, that I gasped at them and not the artful clematis? :-)
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely lovely windows and pillars. I think I might be refusing to look at gardens just now because my own is such a mess!
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