The British Garden Tour, London 2000 |
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| Wisley - A garden fit for a queen - or at least grown by the Royal Horticultural Society. Sedums and succulents used as artistic groundcovers. | |||||||||||
| “No really, I didn't sneak any cuttings from the Queen's Garden - I was just feeling the foliage!” | |||||||||||
| When in England, take the time to look up! This is what happens to “heads of state”. | |||||||||||
| In England, they put their hedge clippers to good use. | |||||||||||
| Oxford gardeners do more than just study. Note the raised beds keeping the rock garden plants happy. | |||||||||||
| “I think we need a few clematis and climbing roses to soften these sharp lines.” Stonehenge: The original rock garden. | |||||||||||
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British Garden Tour 2000 was a sweepstakes prize from Etera perennials.
Email them at: info@etera.com or call
for perennial catalog at 800.75etera The tour was put together by: Lord Addison Travel,
Ltd. 1-800-326-0170 email for more info at: lordaddison@monad.net
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