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| Striking colour combinations in the TWIGS Community Gardens |
Looking back through the photos I notice that I have focussed more on details than usual, especially on the glorious wisteria at Sandleford Place and the sculptures in the TWIGS (Therapeutic Work in Gardening in Swindon) garden. I loved both places and really enjoyed the mindblowing selection of plants for sale at TWIGS. For this post I have selected pictures which give a more general impression.
Just before the last bluebells vanished I managed to find a bluebell wood and to take a few photos in evening light.
Much love,
Qaroline
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| Sandleford Place - loved the tree water feature. |
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| Always had a soft spot for auricula primroses. |
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| A magnificent plane tree branch. |
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| The Wisteria Walk. |
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| The Enborne - the blooming ramsons (Allium ursinus) saturated the air with a lovely garlicky aroma. |
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| Wooden sculptures in the TWIGS Community Gardens |
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| The Park of Life Garden - the lighter side. |
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| The wildlife friendly garden. My artichoke is a mere baby compared to this. |
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| More wildlife friendliness. In the background the willow fence of the Cottage Garden with round hobbit "windows" |
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| All my bluebell photos look quite samey. Tried an evening light variation. |
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| Lengthening shadows. |
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| My favourite. |
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