Hidcote Manor.

Definately worth a visit if you are in the Cotswolds. I have been sevaral times over the years. If you like roses, the Rose garden is worth a look. These were the only pictures I could find, pre digi I'm afraid As you walk around it is like walking into different rooms.




[ 17. October 2005, 05:59 PM: Message edited by: Marley Farley ]

 

Oh, I say that is wicked Palladin, next time I go there I shall go & have a special look at them. It is a nice to visit, doesn't take too long if your time is a bit limited. Was going to do a thing for Snowshill, been there??
Sounds like you get some very nice places to re-glaze & repair , there was the orangery a little while back. I shall know where to come if I have any glazing questions!!!!!!

 

Mock orange are such heavenly smelling plants, Palladin, I agree, it sure is a lovely place. Oooh & to get a fushia too, still it was work. No I haven't been over the road Fran, maybe next time.

[ 17. October 2005, 08:45 PM: Message edited by: Marley Farley ]

 

Oooooooooooohhh Paladin, sooooo jealouse you get to work in such wonderful places. Hidcote is a favourite though... That Wysteria is fantastic...!!!!!! I bet it smelt gorgeous...!!! Do you know how old it is?? You just can't fault the gardens no matter what time of year it is. So what were you glazing this time then???

 

Oh good grief Paladin!! How did your senses cope.....?? I have just been studying the 2nd pic & lilac was my conclusion, was just about to ask you.... :rolleyes: What sort are they then, some dwarf or bushy kind?? .. Would love one that size, think my old Lilac tree is on its way out... :( Could you stand the spoon up in the tea..