Take a deep breath of sweet, sweet viburnum
A stunning view of burnished cherry bark and fiery cornus, but I can’t help thinking of Pippi Longstocking
I love the iteration between the background euonymus and lichen on the witch hazels
A glorious example of pollarded Salix alba var. vitellina
Wintersweet, glowing and perfuming the air.
This landscape of bright willows and dogwoods has a strange cactus-like feel to it that I love
The birch grove annex (about 5yrs old now) is beginning to show its colours (OK white)
Duckweed on the dark waters make the poplar reflections seem to be part of a night sky
Snowdrops – of course, these are what we all come for at this time of year after all
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Gorgeous
🙂 It’s good to have this garden within easy visiting distance!
Wow! What an inspiring garden. I love all your images.
Thanks Brigid. It is indeed a wonderful place to enjoy and gather ideas.
Winter is anything but dull in that garden!
Nothing more effective than shiny colourful bark in January!
Always a winter treat, specialy with sun and a blue sky. Lovely photos.
Yes it manages to look bright all the time, but those skies take it to the next level.
Beautiful!
Thx. It’s a great winter garden
Fabulous photography. Such a great tour!
Thanks for taking us along!
Paz
Glad you enjoyed it! It is a tremendously popular destination at this time of year, so it is best to visit early in the day to get unobstructed views (even if the shadows are more pronounced).