Tucked away in the depths of North Norfolk along the beautiful coast line is a 32 acre fabulous garden. its inspired and in one visit you can not see it all. Fresh well executed idea make this a thoroughly modern but sensitively traditional all at the same time.Its the best of both. The work of two guys who clearly are passionate about the place.
Many different themes of garden come together quiet harmoniously to make one garden.
Great tea for light lunch and generous friendly staff . The place feels loved and welcoming.
Menander along the paths and just enjoy the journey through woodland ,courtyards, topiary, Mediterranean,exotic and so on.I particularly loved the wild hydreangeas and use of silver birch including a walkway.
I have to point out these exotic tubular bells seein here in orange but also in white in the garden. Simply stunning. It must be a warm space.
Hydrangea grown in natural setting such as these are simply one of my favourite things. Particularly the large paniculata varieties in white and the many lacecap flowers, though these mop heads were heavenly.
Another picture window. Couldn't just be a door.
or a window!
Not only is it gardens within gardens its also a landscape. The suprise framing of the the churches and light house is lovely.
This is the way to the Mediterranean garden. A grand and quiet a formal invitation.
Step into the cutting garden.
And the fruit garden with the fruit house. This is ambitious.
This is fantastic. A total indulgence of silver birch trees under planted with skimmia making a perfect wild avenue. Possibly my favourite bit challenged by the naturalistic planting below also outstanding using layres of texture and colour. So tactile you want to put out your hand and feel it.
The inviting vantage point that feels almost like a structure you may find on safari. The sculpted water is admired and enjoyed.
Imagination uses what is natural to its absolute best.
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