A lovely garden nestled in a Wiltshire valley.

Euphorbia characias ‘Wulfenii’, Rhododendron luteum with Myosotis – Forget me nots and cream Polyanthus lining a path – © Lynn Keddie/GAP Photos
Nestled beside the Downs on a tributary of the river Avon in the heart of Wiltshire is a garden full of contrasts. Beside the river, bog-loving plants thrive, while in the main part of the garden, in the shade of a magnificent ancient Beech wood, a tapestry of colour and texture patterns the ground.
Beyond the wood a small wildflower meadow is spangled with white Narcissus in spring. Beyond the meadow, there are stunning views as the fields stretch out over the Downs.
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