Our visit to Tyntesfield a National Trust property in North Somerset revealed a great deal of late summer colour as well as the Autumn hues in my last post. There is a beautiful secluded and sheltered garden huddled between the glasshouses, the kitchen garden and the Orangery and it is here that summer is still present.
There is a mixture of perennials, dahlias and chrysanthemums. It’s the dahlias that are particularly showstoppers.
There are some great blousy blooms that I would be happy to see in my garden.
Excuse my farmer rough hand in this one. Note to self to use a bit more hand cream!
I am not a huge chrysanthemum fan but these are a beautiful colour.
The rose garden was another haven of colour and also tranquility.
The two back corners have beautifully restored gazebos.
A peaceful and sheltered spot to sit.
I have sat here many times on my visits but obviously need to look up more often.
An example of the intricate craft work of this fascinating estate.
Nice to see that summer is still clinging on! The paler pink dahlia is my favourite, and I really like the tree beside the gazebo. Though obviously English, it has a certain Japanese mood.
ReplyDeleteSo lovely---even at the beginning of autumn. I love the dahlias, and the estate itself is beautiful.
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