A Garden Photography Tour: Spring Blooms

With such lovely weather and Spring flowers I decided to take the Canon out for a garden photography tour. In the Spring Bed. Ficaria verna ‘Brazen Hussy’ Vinca diffopmis ‘Jenny Pym’ Mahonia aquifolium ' Apollo ' Anemone nemorosa Robinsoniana The Oriental Garden. Magnolia  stellata Chaenomeles japonica The White and Green Garden. Pulmonaria Sissinghurst White Spirea 'Arguta'  Bridal … Continue reading A Garden Photography Tour: Spring Blooms

John Brookes MBE and the Blue Border in Our Garden@19.

John Brookes MBE has designed and built well over 1000 gardens, here and overseas, during a career spanning 50 years. Based at Denmans, his acclaimed world-famous garden in West Sussex, he is best known for his ability to create gardens that relate to their environment, designing gardens that fit into the wider landscape; that best … Continue reading John Brookes MBE and the Blue Border in Our Garden@19.

St Wulstan’s Nature Reserve.

I have previously written about St Wulstan's Nature Reserve being a favourite walk. These pictures are from our visit yesterday. Even a wet December day can provided some photo opportunities. Photographs taken with a Canon EOS1100D with a Canon 18-200mm lens.

Spetchley Park Gardens in May.

With the tentative easing of lock down restrictions our first garden visits have been to Spetchley Park Gardens with 30 acres to roam there is space for everyone. Spetchley Park, Worcester has been privately owned for over 400 years, with a good garden history due to its connection with Miss Willmott. It also has tea … Continue reading Spetchley Park Gardens in May.

Winter Shapes and Silhouettes.

A winter tour, with the camera, around Our Garden@19 to capture some of the season's shapes and silhouettes. This is an evergreen and topiary time of year, black and white pictures add to the wintery appearance.   Do you have a favourite winter shape in your garden?