Capel Manor Gardens - Part 2 - The Gardens


A good use for old and discarded refrigerators and freezers.
 

 Entrance to the Walled Garden

The Walled Garden






Inside one of the Glasshouses


Another Glasshouse housing cacti




A Glasshouse with Scented Pelargoniums - a bit overgrown sadly


This is "Paul Campel" a very old variety and one that used to be planted in the beds outside
Buckingham Palace. This looks like a very old plant grown against the glasshouse wall.


Alpine House




A Sunny sheltered spot with tropical planting














 Can you spot the spider?


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