A trip to Somerset

Look at that gorgeous Heuchera in the pot on the wall. Wonderful blog. But where is Henry ah off to have cake with your husband.hmm.

Lucky you to see this garden, its my joy to follow this garden and thanks for your pics.

what can I say ,thats fab I love every part of it ,did not realise it was that size,love the steps as well ,you both keep it lovely.

It's not my garden folks, it's Barbara's on Spritzhenry's page.

You can just spot Henry in the first photo of my garden, Scotsgran - lying up on the lawn keeping an eye on who's arriving - and yes, he did get some cake. :-)))

Pam - I'm so glad that you both came and enjoyed your visit. The gardens up at Cannington are worth seeing, aren't they! Thanks for posting this blog. :-))

Yes I recognized my favourite garden Pam! That why I said lucky you have seen it.

Barbara, I have forgotten what you said the striped Cystis is.

It's Cistus x argenteus 'Stripey'. It has lots of flowers open today, but it's a bit windy, so I expect they'll all fall off. :-((

Thanks Barbara, gone in my "want" book.

lovely Pam, thanks for sharing and I bet Barbara is chuffed to see her garden through someone else's lense for a change! :))

I hope so KS, it was quite a grey & windy day, so not the most brilliant photo's.

I think they are fab. The mill looks super too!

sorry Pamd,I thought I was on spritzhenry's blog got carried away with the photo's.

lovely blog and interesting info on the other place you visited too.

I think it was mean of Prince Edward not to go and see spritz's garden as well when he went to Carrington

So do I! :-( It's only about 5 miles away!

amazeing

Next time I see him, I'll tell him spritz. He lives about 5 miles down the road at Bagshot

Andrew, I'm so sorry I didn't do a blog on your garden. A lot of my pictures didn't come out too well had my camera on the wrong setting. :o(((

That's a shame, Pam - I'd have enjoyed seeing Andrew's garden through your eyes! Did you see my PM, by the way?

Andrew - yes please. Just call in when you're passing. I'm sure he'll make you a coffee!

Barbara, I'm sorry I missed your PM but hopefuly I've done as you asked, still having problems with the site.
I will try & salvage a couple of Andrew's photo's there just wasn't eneough to make a blog.
Andrew I know where he lives perhaps when I'm up from Cornwall again he'll make me coffee, after all his brother is the Duke of Cornwall.

Thanks Pam - appreciated. :-))

We don't mind a short blog, you know! :-)))))))

The Duke of C's little pad is only about an hour from here - but to get to see the gardens, there's a loooonnnnngggggwaiting list, and you certainly don't get coffee!!!!

We went to Highgrove back in March, see my last blog Barbara. We had to pay for coffee & cake. Lovely gardens, not too manicured.

I did - thanks, Pam. I've just re-read it, though. So you 'did' get coffee there! I bet it wasn't served by HRH though. ;-)

Only just found this - straight onto 'favourites'. Cannington College has changed so much since I visited about ten years ago - and Spritzhenry's garden is such a delight!!!!

No Spritz, but two natty little minis drove out, did wonder if it could have been Wills or Harry.
Wagger, Cannignton College was very interesting indeed the walled garden is lovely & if you get a chance to visit Spritzhenry's garden well, what can I say It' super, as is AndrewR we visited his back in April I think it was. Just lucky we have friends in Bucks.