Scottish Rock Garden Club Forum
General Subjects => Travel / Places to Visit => Topic started by: David Nicholson on February 13, 2019, 08:17:24 PM
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Lovely day today with a hazy sun in a blueish sky and temperature around lunch-time hovering close to 14C. So good for the first visit of the year to Knighshayes Court just outside Tiverton in Devon probably a 45 minute drive for us.
First three general views:-
Camellia transnokoensis, native to Taiwan with a most beautiful scent. (two pictures)
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Horse racing in GB has been abandoned recently owing to cases of equine flue. It hasn't bothered this chap though!
Lovely clumps of Dogwoods around the garden of which this is just one.
I do like dark forms of Crocus tommasinianus, and just two here.
Not many Narcissus cyclamineus around the garden, but a small clump here.
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A springtime selection (two pictures)
Just one of many Hellebores.
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... and to finish, well there had to be some Snowdrops, all over the garden. Just a few pictures here with the last two showing what I thought to be the longest Snowdrop I've ever seen. Must have been a clump of around 30 cms high. Can anyone say what it is?
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Lovely seeing some spring flowers
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Thank you David for the spring scenes! :)
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Thanks David, seems like a lovely place to visit !
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Thanks for responding Julia, Leena and Luc, glad you enjoyed the pictures. It's nice to get a response, doesn't happen as often as it used to these days. I'm just preparing to post some more pictures of Fridays trip to The Garden House, hope you get chance to look at them later on.
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Hi David,
We got to visit in May (in 2017) so it’s nice to see pics from a different season
cheers
fermi (nearly home, now in Singapore and flying out this evening)
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Thanks Fermi, have a good trip.
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Sorry, David, I meant to send that message on the thread about the Garden House!
cheers
fermi
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Don't worry mate it's just an age thing ;D