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Rare Himalayan shrub, Buddleja colvilei in flower right now. Beautiful to look at and bees love it too! www.gardenstovisit.net
Foxgloves always flower well after a cold winter and this year is no exception. These beautiful plants are bringing colour to the countryside as well as our gardens www.gardenstovisit.net
Enjoying the amazing displays of candelabra primulas at Longstock Water Gardens in Hampshire www.gardenstovisit.net
Wild foxgloves in Beddgelert Forest with Snowdon in background www.gardenstovisit.net
Kew Horticultural Society in the beautiful East Lambrook Manor Gardens in Somerset this week. Enjoying an introductory talk by owner Mike Werkmeister. www.gardenstovisit.net
The Japanese Garden at Compton Acres, Poole in Dorset is looking beautiful at the moment. This is the Imperial Tea House bedecked in wisteria www.gardenstovisit.net
June is the month when roses begin to bloom. One of the best rose gardens to visit is Pashley Manor on the Sussex/Kent border. www.pashleymanorgardens.co.uk www.gardenstovisit.net
Brightwater Holidays group tour of Gertrude Jekyll gardens. Photo taken today in Hestercombe Gardens, Somerset. www.gardenstovisit.net
One of the most beautiful flowers in the world, the Chinese Dove Tree - flowering now in gardens across the U.K. This one was photographed in Nymans garden in Sussex, other gardens where you can see this beautiful flower include Batsford Arboretum in Gloucestershire, Kew Gardens in London, Bodnant Gardens in Wales and Castle Howard Gardens in Yorkshire www.gardenstovisit.net
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Garden Holidays in Snowdonia
Springtime in the Gardens of Snowdonia and North Wales, 14th - 18th May 2018
A magical springtime tour of the beautiful gardens of Snowdonia and North Wales led by garden writer and broadcaster Tony Russell.
This is the time of year when the gardens are overflowing with
colour from flowering magnolias, camellias, rhododendrons and azaleas.
Sir Clough Williams-Ellis
The architect Sir Clough Williams-Ellis, is probably best known for his creation of the 'Italianate' village of Portmeirion on the north-west coast of Wales. A fantasy landscape, visited by hundreds of thousands of people each year ...
Less well-known is Sir Clough's ancestral home and garden at Plas Brondanw. Here, long before he embarked on Portmeirion, Sir Clough created one of the finest 'Arts & Crafts' gardens in Britain.
Kiftsgate Court - Gloucestershire
Ask most gardeners what the name ‘Kiftsgate’ brings to mind and you will probably be told a rose – a very vigorous rose. For ‘Kiftsgate’ is a named cultivar of Rosa filipes, an aggressive but deliciously scented rambling rose, first named at Kiftsgate Court in 1951. However, Kiftsgate is far more than just one rose, it is a remarkable garden, created, developed and maintained by three generations of lady gardeners from the same family.
Heather Muir began work on the garden in 1920, creating a whole series of gardens and borders around the house, within which she paid particular attention to colour.
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Garden Themed Holidays
Tony Russell leads a number of garden-themed holidays, covering all parts of the world.
To find out more about a garden-themed holiday please click here
The Garden Holidays page features an article, originally published in the Telegraph.
This article gives an enjoyable account of a garden-themed holiday that Tony Russell led and is an excellent introduction to Garden Tours.
The Garden Holidays page also has a brief description and links to two companies that Tony Russell works with - Brightwater Holidays & Victoria Travel.
Discover Britain's Gardens
Discover Britain for Groups is published four times a year.
Photographic Library
Over the last ten years, Tony Russell has built up a digital photographic library of some 12,000 high quality publishable images relating to trees, shrubs, flowers, gardens and landscapes. Selections of Tony Russell's pictures have appeared in numerous articles and books.
These images are now available for others to use.
They may be of special value to Magazine Editors, Writers and Journalists in illustrating articles and magazine features.
The pictures are not available elsewhere - they are exclusive to Gardens to Visit.
To find out more details please go here.