Savill Garden - a second visit


This was a repeat for me. The Savill Garden was on the tour last year. Of course, it is later in the year, so different things to see. Uncomfortably warm. The best thing were the hydrangeas and the stunning alstroemeria that you can see in the top photo. The rose garden was mostly spent which makes me wonder about Sissinghurst next week. 






This was the most impressive Persicaria ‘Planter’s Palette’ I’ve seen. We grow it in our garden but it has never flourished. I’m sure it needs more sun.




‘Flame Thrower’ redbud is called ‘Eternal Flame’ here in the UK. 








Text and photos by Phillip Oliver, Dirt Therapy

Comments

tz_garden said…
It looks lush for a heat wave, I hope it cools down for your visit.
Hugh Walter said…
Surprised the roses were over, there are some wonderful ones still around and about, although maybe they were better a couple of weeks ago? Look out at suburban gardens, as you're travelling. The wild dog roses too, if you get into the countryside, are prolific and some seem very pink this year! "Uncomfortably warm" - it's never been warmer, just finished work 10.30pm (Hampshire) and I'm melting!

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Beautiful! Thank you for sharing, and warm greetings from Montreal, Canada.
RobinL said…
You’ve been seeing SO many fabulous gardens there in the UK! I bet you are somewhat overwhelmed with it all. But with joy!

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