One of the things I've come to love about England is its fabulous gardens. So I was delighted when the lovely Teresa Inside the Mind of a MiniMadWoman sent on this wonderfully inviting photo of Hidcote Manor in Gloucestershire. Hidcote Gardens are considered by many afficionados to be the most beautiful in England—a definite must-see! (The manor looks pretty nice too!)If you have a great photo of England, share! Email us and we’ll link back to you if we post it. (72 dpi please!)
8 comments:
Denis and Francis,
I'm honored that you thought my photo was good enough to post on your blog! Thank you!
My husband and I visited many gardens (including Sissinghurst) while we were in England in 2003. I have to say that Hidcote was my favorite . . . it is an intimate (although large) garden like one would have in one's own back yard.
We hope to get back to England again in a few year's time and again we'll be visiting beautiful English gardens.
Blessings,
Teresa
That garden looks so inviting. I'd love to walk through the gate and explore.
Hello,
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What can I say??? wish i was there and will put the garden on my must see list for my next trip.
This is my idea of the perfect English garden. Thank you so much for sharing it!
We have a garden that is in desperate need of some Plan. We visit many gardens, we trawl through books, we watch the tv shows. We are both creative people who enjoy gardening and yet we are completely in a creative block about our garden. We haven't been to Hidcote Manor and I have just decided we shall. The comment MiniMadWoman said about it being the kind of garden one would want in one's own back yard sold me! Lovely photo.
So pleased you all liked this one! We have created an English garden out here in Maryland--well, Prodigal Wife designed it, I just dig where she says and then enjoy!
Oh it is beautiful!!!!!! My goal is when I finally settle down somewhere is to plant an authentic English garden.
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