Fragrance, roses, colour, freshness, vibrancy - a few words to describe how Dursley Garden is to walk around at the moment. Played tennis there on the weekend, and the roses draping over the fence were stunning, as was the fragrance of the huge Philadelphus (Mock Orange Blossom) next to the court. Bliss!
Here are a few snapshots of the garden in early November. If you haven't already been out to visit this year, now is the perfect time to come. Lots of places to sit and enjoy the view, or partake of the famous Devonshire Teas Judith whips up in about 10 minutes flat ($5 each).
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| Rose perfection - 'Julia's Rose' - stunning. |
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| Gorgeous apricots and purples together in the round garden |
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| Cerinthe major? |
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| Multiple places to sit, either in the shade or in the sun. |
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| Bees in their temporary lodging in the vege garden. |
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| This Philadelphus fragrance is AMAZING at the moment. They are all around the garden. |
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| Apricot fox gloves are a perfect neighbour for the roses |
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| Wisteria walk down towards Dingly Dell |
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The perennial bed is still very subtle colours at the moment - lots
of greens, and paler colours. Roses about to hit full glory. |
