This Pub found in Mevagissey Cornwall is planted up with mainly tuberous Begonias, making a stunning display.
Vertical Gardening in Mevagissey
29 Sunday Sep 2013
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Good morning Bridget. I am a bit confused are you still following me. I went back over my last 4 or 5 post and was surprised that I didn’t see you ?
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Oh yes, I have been away and had no internet access… things are getting back to normal now 🙂 Sorry
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That’s fine I knew it was unusual for you 🙂
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😉
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Isn’t that just gorgeous, sumptuious.. c
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thank you Cecilia… totally 🙂
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I also do a lot of vertical gardening but this takes vertical gardening to a whole new level! Waw!!
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So do I Sophie, but I agree this does take it to an entire new level Wow 🙂
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Reblogged this on Old School Garden.
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Nigel 😉
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Which gardens did you visit? I’m currently doing a series on ‘West Country Gardens’ based on those i visited in Cornwall and Devon in August! 🙂
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Heligan and Eden… which gardens did you visit Nigel 🙂
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Ah, have done those in the past- wonderful. i’d like to get back to Eden as I think it’s developed a lot over the years. i love Heligan too. I managed to get to over 10 different gardens/ landscapes and have done articles on some already with more to follow- see under ‘West Country Gardens’ on the blog if you’d like to catch up! 😉 http://www.audaxdesign.co.uk
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Thank Nigel I would love to catch up 🙂 Eden has developed especially in the rain forest. I was just sorry not to see Heligan in the Rhododendron season. Both gardens filled my soul 🙂
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that second picture is pure magic !!!!!
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so much vibrance 🙂 thanks
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awesome!
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😀 thanks
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