greentapestry : Wordless Wednesday ~ Arley Hall's Double Herbaceous Borders, Cheshire

Wednesday 28 April 2021

Wordless Wednesday ~ Arley Hall's Double Herbaceous Borders, Cheshire

 


11 comments:

  1. Imagine the colour in a month or two's time! How lovely to be garden visiting again...

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    1. These borders will be breathtaking in a couple of months Cathy so a return visit is definitely on the cards. Yes it's great to be out and about garden visiting again after such a long time πŸ˜‚

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  2. Good to see that you managed to visit Arley, it’s looking full of summer promise, wish my borders looked as good :)

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    1. Thanks for visiting and commenting dear friend πŸ˜„ I wish that my borders looked so good too - in my dreams! πŸ˜‚

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  3. That will look beautiful when the flowers appear

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    1. They most certainly will Sue but still fascinating to see the bare bones πŸ˜„

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  4. All those green shoots look really promising!

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    1. They do indeed Cathy and they will be lapping up and benefitting from today's rain!

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  6. Love the style with the yew 'bookends', and what a great gazebo from which to view the borders.

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  7. The yew hedge is beautiful Noelle. It was clipped well back fairly recently because it was encroaching on the flower borders but is recovering nicely.

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