| Rose Garden |
| entrance to Elizabethan Garden |
| Looking back to the castle along the Queen's Walk in the Elizabethan Garden |
| Same place, opposite direction: along the Queen's Walk away from the castle, towards the Rose Garden |
| Rose Garden |
| Rose Garden |
| label in the Rose Garden. It seemed like every clump of roses was a different variety. |
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| bridge flowers |
| through a garden gate to the moat |
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| garden walls |
| Elizabethan Garden, facing away from the castle |
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| "Reading Angel" in the Rose Garden |
| Rose Garden |
| facing into the Shakespeare Garden from the Rose Garden. This used to be the changing house when there was a pool in the Shakespeare Garden location |
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| Shakespeare Garden (only grows plants named in one of Shakespeare's plays. We sometimes had Shakespeare class out here last fall) |
| Shakespeare Garden |
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| At the back of the Shakespeare Garden |







Hey Hanna
ReplyDeleteThat photo from the Rose Garden gives an excellent perspective of the size of the castle. Also liked the Magic Garden photos; what a fantastic place to sit and chill.
Pat
Sooooo pretty and lush ! I'd love to see all those different types and colours of roses. The Magic Garden looks like something from Grimm's Fairytales ! I like the sculpture in the Butterfly Garden (I thought it was a scarecrow until I enlarged it for a closer look !) Does the castle dining hall use herbs from the Herb Garden ?
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Love, Mom
Thanks for the tour of the castle gardens, Hanna! The perfume from all those roses must smell heavenly! Too bad you couldn't add the scent to your pictures Ha! I expect you will be planting flowers at 140 Douglas Crescent next year. Enjoy your field trip on Thursday. xoxox Grammy M.
ReplyDeleteThis garden looks beautiful, almost enchanting... I know my mom would be in heaven.
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