Auricula theatre at The Dower House Garden, Morville, Shropshire (10th April 2011) ~ home of Katherine Swift, author of 'The Morville Year' and 'The Morville Hours'.
Wednesday, 7 March 2012
Wordless Wednesday ~ 7th March 2012
Auricula theatre at The Dower House Garden, Morville, Shropshire (10th April 2011) ~ home of Katherine Swift, author of 'The Morville Year' and 'The Morville Hours'.
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I'm smitten - what a gorgeous image and I MUST have some auriculars - perhaps not such a grand theatre, perhaps just two shelves to start.
ReplyDeleteHow lovely - never had much luck with Auriculas myself - but they are very special to look at. I really enjoyed reading The Morville Hours, I am waiting for her other book to come out in paperback - a wonderful garden.
ReplyDeleteNice Campanula clinging to the wall too.
ReplyDeleteWasn't there a Victorian fad for having the theatre backing painted black?
Such a pretty setting. I love auriculas but I've never grown them myself, I might just treat myself to a couple and see how they do.
ReplyDeleteMy auriculas are looking a bit frazzled at the moment - hopefully they will pick up - I have never been to the Dower House and Morville is not to far from me - I must look it up - Jane
ReplyDeleteI love all those old flower pots stacked up everywhere!
ReplyDeleteLove this photo, such a good idea and yet so simple!
ReplyDeleteWow. Total EYE CANDY. Just gorgeous.
ReplyDeleteGreat photo!
ReplyDeleteI especially like the ivy arch.
Have a blessed day!
Lea
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A lovely image, look forward to seeing more of this garden, and hearing your impressions, after reading so much.
ReplyDeleteSara