Sizergh Castle, Kendal, Cumbria, National Trust UK
Sizergh castle is a National Trust maintained property on the edge on the lake district in Cumbria North West UK . It is an enjoyable and largely unpretentious place to visit, set within a lush green and verdant landscape. The castle is still inhabited by the Strickland family who have been in residence for over 750 years.
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| Double flowered geranium |
I am not normally a fan of double flowers but i do like this, probably for the vibrancy of the colour.
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Thalictrum flower head with Lupin in background
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Very striking texture colour combination
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| View of castle from kitchen garden |
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| Percy the scarecrow |
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| Sedum leaf axil and flower head |
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| Limestone garden |
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| Limestone steps |
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| Limestone path |
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| A truly spectacular Acer |
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| Lush poolside planting |
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Exquisite combination of Rodgersia, Astilbe, Acers and ferns with water lilies in foreground pond
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| Erigeron |
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| Dramatic and dreamy use of Erigeron |
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| Sedum planted into stone wall |
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| Sambucus racemosa 'Sutherland Gold' |
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| Simple yet elegant oak gates |
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| Yew pyramids |
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| Erythronium |
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| Erythronium, Trout Lily |
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| Stone barn |
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| Steps beautifully softened with grasses |
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| Country gate |
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