My parents have created a garden over the last 30 years creating a wooded part with rhododendrons and azaleas s well as native planting. The flowers this year are spectacular - my father would have been delighted. The bluebells are true natives - their bells are all the same direction as well as the beautiful blue

The sides of the drain ditch are now covered in ajuga binding it together as well as being another source of blue in the garden. Dad’s grevillea is blooming & its spider flowers are feeding the bees above the main garden.

Dad planted a cordon fence of apples for their blossom rather than the apples - in fact they are good fruiters despite the northern climate but they are lovely at the moment - later than the ones in the Magic Garden