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A quick visit to Bodnant Gardens – mid-May

Posted on March 5, 2019 by greenbenchramblings

Instead of my usual series of posts where we visit the same garden every month of the year, we have decided to look at two gardens one large and one small. This is because it is impossible to find another … Continue reading →

Posted in colours, garden design, garden paths, garden photography, gardening, gardens, gardens open to the public, hardy perennials, light, light quality, National Trust, ornamental trees and shrubs, shrubs, The National Trust, trees, Wales, water garden, water in the garden, woodland, woodlands | Tagged ancient trees, Bodnant Garden, gardens of the National Trust, gardens of Wales, hot border, hot garden, National Trust, National Trust Gardens, rhododendrons, stream garden, streams, The National Trust, trees and shrubs, winter gardens | 1 Comment

Bodnant Garden – The Valley Sides

Posted on April 9, 2017 by greenbenchramblings

Back here at the wonderful Welsh gardens at Bodnant, we will finish our little series of 3 posts as we take you down the path that contains the colourful collection of Acers and then drops down into the steep sided … Continue reading →

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The Place for Plants – East Bergholt Place Gardens

Posted on February 23, 2017 by greenbenchramblings

As we move towards the end of February it seems a good time to share with you a visit we made to a beautiful garden in the summer. The gardens at East Bergholt Place, otherwise known as “The Place for … Continue reading →