A September Stroll.
By Owdboggy
9 comments
Took these at the beginning of the month. There are signs that we are in for an early Autumn.
Front Garden
Sedum
Clematis x jouineana praecox
Sorbus Pink Pagoda
By the back door
Eucomis
Rock Garden
Clematis viticella violacea
Allium
Bottom of the garden, left hand side
Bottom of the garden, right hand side
Purple leafed Cotinus
Into the Hidden Garden
Raised Lily pond
Sedum
Looking back out of the Hidden Garden
Arch into the Yellow border
Towards the Vista
Across the Sedum Scree
Down the Vista to the Swing seat
Shasta Daisy
Salvia glutinosa
The Yellow Border path
Across the Lollipop lawn to the Bridge
More of the Lollipop lawn
Robinia Frisia in the Yellow border
Helianthus, perennial Sunflower
Lilium lanceolatum
The house from the Bridge
Various Hydrangea paniculatas
The Boulder bank from the Bridge
The Wild life pond
Acer purpurescens
Pollarded Pawlonia
Eupatorium by the pond
Hydrangea paniculata Phantom in the Shrub bank
Hydrangea paniculata Vanille Fraise in the Shrub bank
The Pergola
Down the Vista
Sorbus Copper Kettle berries
The Catshead border path
More of the pergola
Clematis Paul Farges
The Roadside border
Path between the New Forest bed and the Prairie bed
Hydrangea Red Annabelle
More of the Roadside border
Sorbus berries
Sorbus white berried type
Back down the Roadside
Aster himalaicus
Hydrangea paniculata Pink form
Hydrangea paniculata grandiflora
Helianthus decapetala
Stipa
Euonymus europaeus
Rock garden in the Catshead area
Catshead apples
Across on of the Prairie beds.
The Gravel garden
Syringa microphylla
Cherry rock garden
Allium senescens
Small rock garden
Crevice rock garden
14 Sep, 2015
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Your garden looks lovely must have took patience to upload those lovely pics.
14 Sep, 2015
Beautiful. Loved all of it.
14 Sep, 2015
Stunning garden love the Lilly pond and wild life pond what a beauty the Helianthus decapetala the Sorbus Pink Pagoda gorgeous how do you keep up with it all.
14 Sep, 2015
Too me so long looking at your lovely picture, I hope I don't forget to click on 'likes'.
15 Sep, 2015
Just found this, and what a lovely stroll! Just wondering why you pollard the Pawlonia?
7 Nov, 2015
We pollard the Paulonia to get the huge leaves instead of a 60 foot plus tree.
11 Nov, 2015
Thanks - do you still get flowers on your Pawlonia? We haven't any yet, but our tree is only a little 3-year old.
11 Nov, 2015
No, no flowers, but since the flowers are likely to be 60 feet up the tree, who can see them anyway?
11 Nov, 2015
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Absolutely beautiful garden.
14 Sep, 2015