It has been sunny and warm down in Devon. I paid a brief visit to RHS Rosemoor, somewhere I haven’t been for a few years. Like other RHS centres there has been a lot of investment and more underway. The result is a series of varied gardens with lots of creative planting and other design features, all settled on the slopes of the River Torridge. A few pictures to convey the style…
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Gardens are gorgeous, and I really like all the interesting garden art pieces and fencing.
Wonderful! Hope to visit there someday – love the water shots. That naked metal gazebo looks a touch out of place. Do they have plans to use potted plants to climb it I wonder?
Thanks…the metal gazebos have vines climbing up them, but they are only just breaking buds; they will be fully covered in a month or two!
This is a garden we visit once or twice a year and love it every time. It’s full of ideas for any gardener. It has the added advantage of being an all year round garden. Thanks for sharing your beautiful pictures.