A Couple of Days Away... part 1..

Loved the stroll in the Gardens Waddy, lots of lovely familiar plants grown in a very natural style;0)

What a lovely place,Julia,and it's somewhere I have heard of,but never visited.and in Yorkshire too !.I bet you were delighted to see how lovely it is..I think it will have to go on our 'to do' list..I'm already looking forward to part two..thanks for sharing :o) xx

Fabulous lush planting Julia ... what was the chap in the allotment made of? He's brilliant! The Campanula collection looks good. :o)

Pansypotter That was one of the things I liked about it. The gardens felt so welcoming, because they were so 'natural'

Bloomer: We're just the same, often seen the signs but never been. I'm so glad we decided to stop this time. I think there must be something to see in any season.

A lovely garden tour thank you !

Shirley -tulip: He was made of chicken wire. He's quite amazing isn't he? The Campanulas were beautiful, I could have taken many more pics.

Nobody does gardens like the English. beautiful!

Thanks for the complement to english gardens Bathgate its all the sunshine....and showers!!

I really like this garden, natural as you say but more than that clearly labelled plants!
its so frustrating to have the name on the tip on your tongue .....and a faded label!!
The topiary trees are super and make the hall stand out, perfect, thsnks for a cheery morning blog......its really chilly out, single figures on a july morning .....British summertime ?

It looks really lovely there and I loved the girl in the middle of the pond ! It looks like you were lucky with the weather! Its awful here still ! I have that clematis and think its called ......Sieboldii ! Looking forward to part two !

Lovely pictures.Was the chap who didn't move much made of chicken wire ..hard to tell in the photo but it looks a bit like it!
The Clematis...yes, Seiboldii....I have recently planted one in my new garden.

Paul, I asked that question too and he is made of chicken wire ... fabulous structure.

Shirley your comment and your question were just what I was going to write. I would love to nave seen that national campanula collection! What a lovely day out Waddy, thankyou for including us in it!

Really nice Waddy, my kind of enjoyable day..

I find it so interesting looking around gardens like this. It's nice to be able to visit them. Great photos. I enjoyed looking at them :)

Thank you for the tour.

Oh, Sorry Shirley.I did look back briefly but didn't see that question.

No worries Paul ... I miss loads on the comments! :o)