The Aquarium Garden Revisited
I revisited this project a couple of
days enjoying in some glorious late summer sun to see how it was all settling in 5
months after planting completed. It would have been easy to manicure it for the
pictures by picking up every fallen leaf and sweeping every path, instead I photographed
it in the moody mid-afternoon light as the first leaves of autumn had started
to fall and litter paths and decks with their crispy brown turn. Meanwhile the
Acers are only just string to come in to their own with the leaf colour deepening
and changing with the shortening day. Meanwhile my steps up from my drive sent
a flurry of butterflies and bees scattered from the Sedums and Echinacea,
glorious.
Welcome back!
Hunza gopper wall light compliments the warm tone of the house brick.
Ted enjoys relaxing break on the front lawn!!
Detail inset eyelid light by Hunza
The beauty of English York Stone, this quarried by Johnson's Wellfield in Huddersfield is quite simply gorgeous!!
Split face hazel hurdle fence and gate add to the contemporary cottage feel
Planting mix of dwarf Echinacea Purple Fennel Allium & Chamomile
One of my favorite trees the Acer like golden elder
English Oak decks inter-planted with Acer griseums framing view to hot-tub enclosure
The view beyond it doesn't get much more rural than this!!
And a quick blast from the past a view of the gardens my first visit
before redesign!!
I sincerely hope you enjoy the pictures and please feel free to comment or ask questions.
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