Copyright: Original post from Our Plot at Green Lane Allotments http://glallotments.blogspot.co.uk/ author S Garrett
6 months ago
Wednesday, June 25
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Oh that's lovely Sue. Don't those primulas make a wonderful sight?
ReplyDeleteI am planning on going to Rosemoor tomorrow, weather permitting. Really looking forward to it!
Hope that you have a good day, Jessica
DeleteBy the way the photo doesn't really do the primulas justice as they were spectacular
DeleteI wonder what the men in photo 5 are doing? I am missing 3 photos on this post
ReplyDeleteJust walking about David. How strange - which photos - have you tried refreshing the page?
DeleteLovely! I do like the daisy's by the pond.
ReplyDeleteI like that one too, Jo
DeleteBeautiful.
ReplyDeleteIt was beautiful, Vesna.
DeleteLovely. I was there on Friday afternoon.
ReplyDeleteWe missed one another by a day then L. We went Thursday
DeleteThis must be one of the best times of year to visit, the borders are full and flowering away, there's plenty going on in the veg garden too and the seventh photo shows just how lush and green everything is.
ReplyDeleteThere have been different things to see all year, Jo.except the veg patch.
DeleteBeautiful garden! Love the pond and the white daisies. Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteThe daisies were spectacular Endah and a flower that grows in the wild here too. I've planted some on our plot
DeleteLushious lawns :)
ReplyDeleteAnd they are well walked on, Dewberry.
DeleteNice photos. I like the willow used in the veg area. Bet they have loads of gardeners!
ReplyDeleteThey use willow and hazel a lot in the veg garden, Kelli and also have some willow sculptures in other parts of the garden.
DeleteIt's really awesome place! I'm speechless!
ReplyDeleteGlad you like it Malar.
DeleteThank you for these beautiful pictures. I have seen the garden but many years ago. It was nice to visit again through your photos.
ReplyDeleteThey do change things each year, Alain. There are a few areas being developed.
DeleteHow very pretty, I loved the water areas and that lovely little pond.xxx
ReplyDeleteIt's actually more a lake, Snowbird - the photos only show a part of it
DeleteThe little pond I liked was the one that was sunken with stone around it.....how lovely to know the water area is more a lake....a place I'd like to spend time in.xxx
ReplyDeleteI see -, Snowbird sorry forgot about that one.
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