A Cutting Garden with Tulips in abundance, Fritillaries both imperial & persica, the first Roses, Hawthorn, Camellias, still, cherry blossom, still, spicy Wisteria, chartreuse Euphorbia, a country churchyard and an old deer park – plus a cow or two … tales from Petersham Nurseries
A few images from a day at the Nurseries. I’ve been tweeting and instagramming over the past few days and posted a couple of videos too – they’ll be easy to find from the links on my blog – featuring amongst other things, this vibrant Cutting Garden. They will give you an overview of this long flower-filled border, in the heart of the Nurseries and which is the floral heart of the business, providing cut flowers months on end for […]
Categories: Bulbs, Climbing plants, colour, Cutting Garden, David Austin roses, Flowering Cherry, Fragrant plants, General comment, Petersham Nurseries, Roses, spring flowering, Spring Garden, Wisteria • Tags: Acer palmatum Dissectum, Belted Galloway Cattle, Camassia, Clematis Avalanche, Cutting Garden, Euphorbia Baby Charm, Malus Red Setninel, Parrot Tulips, Petersham Nurseries, Rem's Favourite, Richmond Park, Rosa banksiae, roses, Viburnum, Wisteria
