The famous Vita Sackville-West and Harold Nicolson's Sissinghurst gardens were cold for the first day of June, a pity as it is a place to relax and enjoy the scents of very early summer.
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| The White Garden was super cool on a bleak day. |
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| The azaleas led up to a sumptuous white wisteria. |
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| Red poppies. Just the tonic on a cold day. Have I mentioned the cold? |
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| Three iris varieties, two being bearded. I've no idea of their names. |
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| Clematis 'Asao' |
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| Papaver 'Fire Ball' |
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| Rosa-spinosissima-William-III |
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| Clematis 'Mrs Cholmondeley' |
Well at least it doesn't appear to have been crowded?
ReplyDeleteAn amazing garden and an amazing look into a time which I can in no way relate to. I'm thrilled when I actually get the lawn mowed, edging and weedlessness are only just dreams!
It was so cold that most people were in the cafe!
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