Eupatorium towers above the kaleidoscope of late summer herbaceous plantingAchillea, Tithonia, Canna, Heleniums, Helianthus in shades of yellow and gold.These Agapanthus are still going strong – Headbourne Worthy Hybrid Loch HopeSalvia fulgensAgapanthus Loch HopeDelicate primrose-yellow CannasCannas at the back, Dahlia David Howard in the mid-ground and Crocosmia Star of the East at the frontSedum Matrona, in a great swatheDahlia Doris KnightDahlia Hot ChocolateReds and oranges (Salvia Royal Bumble at the front I think) backed by the tall Cannas and EupatoriumsDahlia David HowardAmaranthus, of one glorious variety or another!Dahlia Magenta StarLooking over into the rose garden..Eupatorium flower heads blending perfectly with the MiscanthusFascicularia bicolorLooking across to the main building with its distinctive curved roofHelenium Karneol (below, also)The rising viewing platform in the rose gardenEuonymus europaeus ThornhayesPenstemons
The Savill Garden is a wonder, 35 acres of woodland and ornamental gardens all within the Royal Landscape of Windsor Great Park. There are displays for every season and just now, the herbaceous borders within the Summer Gardens are just gorgeous and, for another post, the hydrangeas in The Glades too. Complete your visit with a walk around Virginia Water, or take in the Polo on Smith’s Lawn….. I’ve written about and photographed these gardens at different times of the year, so there are more entries in this blog if you want to take a look.
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The Savill Garden is a wonder, 35 acres of woodland and ornamental gardens all within the Royal Landscape of Windsor Great Park. There are displays for every season and just now, the herbaceous borders within the Summer Gardens are just gorgeous and, for another post, the hydrangeas in The Glades too. Complete your visit with a walk around Virginia Water, or take in the Polo on Smith’s Lawn….. I’ve written about and photographed these gardens at different times of the year, so there are more entries in this blog if you want to take a look.
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