Now I have been to Greys Court before back in 2014 so my wife and I decided to decided to have a return visit
We walked around the gardens visting the places we had seen last time
The gardens were just as nice as they were last time but this time we ended up in a different part
Were we saw this wonderful old Wisteria
I found it hard to believe that it was it was so old
It was like walking around a labyrinth. The green foliage you see on the left is part of the wisteria
Another part of the garden a path leads you to the wood caring above/
Left is a tunnel of fruit trees trained over an arch it leads to a fountain
Roses like some of the paths
In the vegetable garden you can see some giant artichokes
We walked off through some of the grounds and found this restored Ice House
We walked back and ended up in the garden centre park of the place were we bought a plant my wife had her eye on
The House is looked after by the National Trust and they ran the place and had a gift shop that we also stopped off in. I dare say we will return again as there are other parts I missed.
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It looks delightful. Must make a note to visit.
This place is certifiably impressive.
Worth a Thousand Words
Beautiful garden but that wisteria is unbelievable.
An Exotic place to be. Have a nice day.
I've seen some ancient wisterias, but nothing as impressive as the one you show here. The walled garden looks wonderful too.
Such a beautiful place to walk there. Your photos and words about the old wisteria reminded me of this song by Richard Shindell. I hope you enjoy it.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0pfCI31OH5g
I loved our visit to Greys Court too, I am a National Trust member and enjoy their sites. I remember the Ice house, thank you for brining back happy memories of our visit.
Wren x
Such a beautiful place!
That really is a beautiful place. I'd love to walk around those gardens.
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