Towards the end of last month we made another visit to the gardens at East Ruston Old Vicarage:
The weather was very good for this visit – interesting sky (some high clouds and fluffy white clouds) and, for much of the time, little wind.
The first photo shows the wisteria in the Dutch Garden. I think we timed the visit when this was at its best – it looked gorgeous. Looking for a different angle, I looked up from the path under the wisteria and saw this:
One thing I have learnt from visiting these gardens is that it is always worth looking around – there are visual treasures to be seen in unexpected places.
Everywhere there were things to see and photograph – this shows clianthus growing in the walled garden.
At the end of the visit I used my fish-eye lens to take a few shots – this is one of the best:
but I also liked this view of the wisteria:
Magic!
You can see other photos taken on this visit in the gallery.