Eupatorium cannabinum Flora Plena
Geranium psilostemon
Viburnum sargentii 'Onondaga'
Clematis 'Asao'
Gallica G 'Gloire De France'
Iris 'Shannopin'
Behind the Rose Garden (the bench around the oak added in 1971)
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Brick. Walkways, buildings. Hedges.
ReplyDeleteLove them all !!!
JC, thanks! Me too!!!
DeleteAll those brick walls. Especially that semicircular one. And the moss. Great photos, well done. Thanks so much for sharing them.
ReplyDeleteAlison, thank you! With that moss, I felt myself at home there!
DeleteNext best thing to being there. Thank you.
ReplyDeleteI'm happy that you liked it, Ricky!
DeletePiękny i zadbany ogród. Zapachniało mi też bzem. Pozdrawiam.
ReplyDeleteA beautiful and well-kept garden. I also smelled of lilacs. Yours.
Giga, thank you so much!
DeleteLovely! Your posts are the next best thing to being there myself. Those clouds look pretty ominous--hope you didn't get drenched!
ReplyDeleteThank you Rose! I got my shoes damp!
DeleteLovely shots of Sissinghurst- one of my favourite gardens. I am going there next month. It looks as if it was a wet day, I like the rain soaked shots they are so atmospheric. Your Penstemon Alice Hindley is actually Hesperis matronalis or Sweet Rocket which has a beautiful fragrance, specially in the evenings.
ReplyDeleteA lovely post I am just off to look at the rest of your blog.
chloris, I am jealous - I would love to see this garden in June! Actually, in July, August, September too! Please, take a lot of pictures!
DeleteI appreciate you noticing my wrong label! It looks like I skipped the picture of the P. green growth. I corrected it. It will bloom probably in July. Have a wonderful trip to Sissinghurst!
This is why I love watching British mysteries......get to see all those gorgeous gardens! Lovely pictures. Happy to see they also like foxtail lilies.
ReplyDeleteThank you, Victoria!
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