We have visited Jane and John’s garden in the village of Cardington in South Shropshire, not far from home several times before and it is a garden we always enjoy and appreciate. It is a garden of character, peaceful and calming with great plant combinations. Each different room has its own atmosphere.
A colourful set of stone steps welcomed us to the garden. Nearby a patch of planting featured some unusually coloured dahlias.
The garden at Chapel House takes you through gaps in hedge and archways into each area of planting.
We took a long wide grass pathway between meadow areas which lead us to the bottom of the garden where it met the countryside.
We finished the afternoon off with tea and cake! What a great way to finish enjoying a great garden!
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2 replies on “An Afternoon in a Village Garden – Chapel House”
Beautiful garden, lovely blooms, and tea and cake sounds perfect.
This is just a delightful garden–full of charm. That first dahlia looks a lot like one I am growing this year, ‘Totally Tangerine.’ Your photos convey the graceful character of this garden.