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Recommended Gardens we have visited.

 

Sandle Cottage  near Fordingbridge Hampshire  Opens for the National Garden Scheme



A two and a half acre garden. Which includes a lake, waterfall and walled garden. Designed by the owners.
Visit the Garden Website Here 

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White Barn. Crow Hill. Ringwood Hampshire  Opens for the National Garden Scheme

The garden of Marilyn and Barrie Knight, who are members of the British Clematis Society.
We visited them on June 3rd 2009 during one of their open days. There was good colour in the garden and the promise of lots more to come.
Roses, Clematis and Oriental poppies were showing well and many herbaceous plants, some of which are unusual.
There are nice views from the garden, with seats to enjoy the peaceful surroundings, the owners are friendly too. Well worth visiting.

 

     

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11 Greensome Drive Ferndown       Unfortunately this garden no longer opens for the National Garden Scheme

The garden of Ray and Glynis Cook.. We visited on May 23rd  2004. We know Ray and his wife well, they have visited our garden and we meet Ray at the local Horticultural Association meetings.
An immaculate garden.



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Landsbrook Farm, Landford Wood, West Wellow.          Unfortunately this garden no longer opens for the National Garden Scheme

A one acre garden with trees, shrubs, roses, herbaceous borders and lots of Clematis.
When we visited in early July we were really pleased to see so many Clematis in flower, and they were happy Clematis, because each plant had an abundance of flowers.





 

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Abbotsbury subtropical garden  Click here to go to a new page.

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