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  1. strongylodon

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    I know many of you have been here but here is a few pics from last sundays visit.
    The lily pond.
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    Autumn cyclamen carpet.
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    Albizia Julibrizzin.
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    A couple from the new tropical house.
    Vanda Sansai Blue
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    Helliconia.
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    Orient Express, a Triphylla Fuchsia I fancy having if I can find one.
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    Aesculus Bureaucrat 34 (Admin)

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    Very Nice Strongy:thumb:, I just wish I'd had my camera when I went to Wisley
     
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    :thumb: Thanks for posting the pics Strongy... I always love to see pics of it as it is somewhere I would really like to go, but just not gotten there yet..!!!!:wink: But I will one day, but until then will enjoy everyone photos of it..!!!!:D
     
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    Its a great garden, I went last year with the hardy tropicals lot, although it was mid winter so we only really spent time in the new glass house. Id like to see the garden in the summer, did you see the long borders?

    Here are some photos from our 2007 meet
     
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    Paladin Gardening...A work of Heart

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    :thmb: Beautiful shots Strongy. What did you think of the place on the whole? Did you go down to the Raising Beds:tnp: by chance:D
     
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    Nice photos strongy. Wisleys nearly on my doorstep, we used to go a lot when the kids were younger to feed the fish in the lakes. We've only been once this year. I like the Rockery and the veg garden at the top, I used to like the model gardens but they have hardly changed for years which is a bit boring now.
     
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    pete Growing a bit of this and a bit of that....

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    Must go again myself, not been for about three years or so.

    Would like to see more of the new glass house if you have any strongy.
     
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    Didn't take many more Pete, I think Pal did when he went (if you want to search back).
    The new glasshouse was not as hot as I thought it would but the tropical plants seemed to be thriving.
    The long borders still had colour but were just statrting to go over.
     
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    Great pics. Ive never been their :dh:
     
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