I've got two - my doctor has told me to think about boxer shorts
The geese and the bridge came from Paul Margett in North Shropshire. Went in for an 18 " geese thing and came out with a seven foot one. They were just too amazing to leave. He made the bridge to go with the geese. At the time we had three and a half acres of hillside in Shropshire with its own spring, waterfalls and lakes. We had the bridge to cross the river and the geese went at the age of the lake.
It is a rip off from a David Gould elf selection that costs thousands, we were passing a second hand shop and spotted it. It was a very very reasonable price so I carried it down the street under my arm. I thought it would last a couple of years but it is still as good as new after eight!
Lovely garden and bridge
Thankyou I just host the occasional local gardening group that I belong to. Maybe one a year.
Gorgeous, can tell you’re a keen plantswoman (& from your job!). That lovely large wall is a great feature in a garden. Love walled gardens.
It’s made from carved railway sleepers. I bought it at a local event - sculptures from mainly local artists, the setting was in the woods. I tracked the maker down. That was about 20 years ago, I took it with me when I moved, quite a challenge to dig up!
A few shots of my garden this year. The anemonies and the species tulips are amazing this year.
Threw in a few of my garden paraphernalia too!
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What a great thread, Enrico and such a beautiful garden, as are many others after yours. What our garden lacks in size and beauty, is perhaps made up by the size of its 'art'/paraphernalia.
