Windy day in May

Certainly did enjoy just Fabulous as ever

Thankyou

Brian, I'm sure I'm running out of adjectives to describe your garden. Let me think.......
Fantastalistic!

It really is lovely Brian and yes I too enjoyed it.

So beautiful,Brian..and I really like the Rhodi.Winsome' with your Hosta..in fact everything tones perfectly..I find it so helpful,when you name each plant..thank you for sharing :o)

You're right, don't see how it could possible get better...

Just wonderful Brian, so much colour, and all in tip top condition, look forward to next part....

Looks amazing Brian!

Beautiful photos Brian. I particularly loved the Deutzia and the Veronica Spode Blue.

All the plants look immaculate! I especially like the dwarf Hostas and the Gentian. I have just bought my first ever Gentian so am nervously hoping it will survive!

It looks beautiful Brian.is the Rhododendron Sappho?

Linda I have lost the name of it over the years but Sappho is only just starting to flower, its enormous well over 10 ft in height.

Honeysuckle which Gentian have you bought ?

Bloomer R. Winsome was a replacement Last year for one that died of old age ,it had sentimental connections so bought another, will plant it out eventually.

Brian, fabulous photos of lovely garden/flowers and shrubs. Looking forward to the next episode.

What beautiful plants! I like the gentians, and the trough of dwarf hostas. Just lovely!

A lot of beautiful rhodies, Brian. I think, beside green fingers, the climate you have, especially in the western coast, helps a lot. I saw many beautiful tree-like rhodies in gardens of Scotland last week.

And did you meet any Goy members ?

I just love our garden, Brian! It's so rich in colour & you have so many lovely plants! :-))

Why do you ask, Brian?

Katarina just wondered if you had arranged any meet ups while you were in Scotland

A beautiful interesting garden Brian, I can just imagine the pleasure in taking a walk down that path. Once again one for my wish list Veronica Spode Blue.

Beautiful, such a lot of different colours and textures. I love your dwarf hosta trough. I have just realised I have quite a collection of hostas including a couple of the smaller ones. I think I will be a copy cat :)

Your garden is a delight; so much colour and you grow some unusual plants too. Do you open to the public, Brian? Your garden must give so much pleasure.

Thank you all for your comments.

Tuesdaybear
People come and look around it from time to time they are always welcome but having open days would be far to much work and organisation for me these days.

Yes, I can understand that. At least we GOYers have the privilege of looking round.