Sunday, July 17, 2016

Chanticleer, mid-July

We were at Chanticleer on Friday (which was a good reason not to be posting about my own garden for GBBD). My third visit, and took my husband and son for their first. Just as lovely in July as other times, and we managed to hit a period that wasn't too hot - or at least it was less humid and with a nice breeze.

Mini-meadow behind the mansion

Help, I've fallen

...or am drowning...

The succulent craze finds the ruin

Framing (1)

Framing (2)

This oak has very odd acorns
Silver theme in the gravel garden

View of the Serpentine, which is corn this year

Mickey Mouse cactus!

Great combo of Russian sage and Verbena bonariensis

At the bottom of the hill the ruin is on top of

Pond

Mini-pond

All the following from the Tennis Court Garden:

Nice idea for top of a wall (or banister)






And that's all the photos, though not everything we saw by far. Now back to the far less lovely and much more weedy garden at home...

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  2. Wow, this place looks amazing, we hardly see such places with lots of greenery now. Glad such places exist, thank you for sharing your experience with us

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