Bradford-on-Avon
Architects, eh? You can rely on them to come up with a triangle while mere mortals would have created a rectangle. Christian says he used three posts for his seating area instead of four because that’s all he could fit in his car. But I don’t believe him.
This isn’t the first architect’s garden I’ve seen that uses triangles – remember this garden, one of my all-time favourites?
Bath
Bradford-on-Avon
I love this rusty metal archway, which looks rustic and contemporary at the same time. It looks as if there’s some interesting stuff going on in this garden but I couldn’t see over the gate…
Bath
These violas have been flowering non-stop since November. The winds of late have created a bit of a vortex on my patio and there have been pounding rains as well. But they’ve withstood it all. I planted some crocus to poke up through them – no signs of them yet, though.
Radstock, Somerset
I first passed this garden in Radstock in late summer. It’s bold planting for a public space, stuffed with grasses and late-season perennials. I passed it again a few weeks ago and the grasses were at their winter best.
I’d love to know more about this garden – who designed it? Does anyone know?
