It was pretty chilly in a lot of the garden.
but one sheltered corner was an ideal spot for early snowdrops.
We then wandered into the glasshouses for a bit of a warm up and a view of the more exotic.
I did feel I had wandered into the set of a Midsomer Murders episode.
Watch out flies! I could do with this plant in my conservatory in the summer.
Reindeer antlers?
There was a delicious range of very tempting citrus fruit.
I shall be putting these gardens on my list of places to return to.
Great photos as always. Love the antler plant! On the subject of our v early spring, my neighbour has an outdoor Christmas tree and it's still bedecked with baubles and tinsel - well, today I noticed it is surrounded by daffs in bloom. Must get a pic of that!!
ReplyDeleteI hope you got a pic of that tree this weekend.
DeleteLoved the tour - wonderful to see flowers already.
ReplyDeleteOh those photos of all the snowdrops are making me excited to see those that I planted last Autumn, although I still think it will be several months for us. I do worry about crops getting seasonal confusion - will it make food prices soar even more?!
ReplyDeleteOh! snowdrops, hooray! spring is on its way.
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