There were just so many outstanding specimens on display; I’ve had a jolly hard time of it trying to select a handful for the old blog. Nevertheless, here they are, but please bear in mind this is just the tip of the iceberg!
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| Erysimum scoparius |
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| Coronilla emerus being accosted by a bee |
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| The plant labelling system is handled meticulously |
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| Rosmarinus officinalis ‘Sissinghurst Blue’ |
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| Pyrus salicifolia ‘Pendula’ with Vestal Virgin statue |
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| Primula ‘Black Lace’ |
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| Chaenomeles x superba ‘Knap Hill Scarlet’ |
5 comments:
I love Sissinghurst, especially at this time of year. The aquilegias in the hot garden are amazing, I wonder if they were flowering this week. But like you I would have to put Hidcote at the top of the garden tree. Lucky you to work there, I think I'd do it for free!
Your photography is wonderful.
Love the picture of the bee on the Coronilla and the 'Knap HIll Scarlet' looks beautifuyl!
Martin I was just a tad too early for the aquilegias in bloom, which is a shame but I certainly have no grounds to complain!
Bertie
I enjoyed reading tthis
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