When we visited RHS Rosemoor, in the Springtime, it was simply so beautiful .
We promised ourselves another visit in the summer but we were just waiting for the right day, weatherwise!
That day was today !
We took my mum and dad along with us, to enjoy the beauty and splendour.
A completely different kind of beauty greeted us this time ; a very colourful, vivid beauty.
Everything was now very much alive and kicking, whereas previously it was only just yawning and waking up.
My photos are a 'snippet' of what was on offer and they truly do not give this beautiful place the justice it deserves.
It was stunningly beautiful.
Whichever way we turned, there was something stunning at which to say, 'Wow' !
And there are so many places where you can rest and watch the world go by.
RHS Rosemoor is a fabulous place.
Do visit if you are in the area.
http://www.rhs.org.uk/WhatsOn/gardens/rosemoor/index.asp
I really do think that an autumn visit should be pencilled into my diary, don't you?
;-)
That place is definitely going on to my list of places to visit!
ReplyDeleteRosemoor is so beautiful, I have been there quite a few times and always love it. I remember the vegetable garden being fascinating. My favourite garden of all is Marwood near Barnstaple, it gets a mention in this month's Country Living magazine.
ReplyDeleteAnn x
I think autumn is a must!
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I think it'll be beautiful in autumn, I never been but have thought about it loads.
ReplyDeleteThanks for sorting my basket, it was really kind of Nich to bring it in, I was teasing him about it being in a bag but his friend said his street cred would've gone down if he hadn't! Speak soon :)
WOWEE!!
ReplyDeleteThanks for those pictures. I enjoyed the virtual visit.
ReplyDeleteThanks for the tour around Rosemoor Sal. It is on my long list of places to visit! I would love to visit Harlow Carr too, although we never seem to venture as far up country as that, on holiday. I'm into herbaceous planting, and do like Rosemoor's large blocks of planting. I'd love to master the effect in my own garden? x
ReplyDeleteWhat a wonderful trip. I wish I was nearer! Sue.
ReplyDeleteFlipping good job it wasn't your garden
ReplyDeleteHave you seen the size of the lawns?
What with me and my back
Good company
Good weather
Good food
Good gardens
Just stunning!
ReplyDeleteLOL...wish it was my garden too!
ReplyDeleteHow lovelyxxxx
what a beautiful garden!! U live in Australia, but I really really love an English garden, it just takes me away...
ReplyDeleteStunning indeed! x
ReplyDeleteWhat wonderful light in your photos! It really does look wonderful. I am not a gardener, but I really admire and appreciate gardens like these.
ReplyDeleteWhat a breathtaking garden. My favourites have to be that stripey rose, the ruby chard and that first picture - stunning, vibrant colours. Thanks for taking us along!
ReplyDeleteWhat stunning gardens... makes mine looks a bit rubbish!
ReplyDeleteLizzie x
it would be beautiful in the autumn, my husband would loose himself in there forever, if your students do read my post don't let them pick me up on my spelling I'm terrible, the thought of playing scrabble brings me out in cold sweats, he he!!! fliss xx
ReplyDeleteWow! Love the colors. Thanks for sharing Sal.
ReplyDeleteJust Gorgeous!!
ReplyDeleteThanks for that update on the gardens, Sal - I look forward to your Autumn Episode!
ReplyDeleteBen took the photo of the swallowtail on my blog - isn't he clever?
Gorgeous, thanks for sharing ...
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