In Yorkshire we are lucky to have several gardens designed using the theme of a Himalayan Garden. The Hut near Ripon at Grewlthorpe is  ‘The Himalayan Garden’ with all the plants you would expect in such a setting including
Specimen Eucryphia in Yorkshire Dales
01.08.2023 - 14:46 / gardenerstips.co.uk / hortoris / About Trees
Eucryphia can be amongst the highlights of summer flowering trees and shrubs. Performing in late summer the profusion of scented white flowers on a conical tree can be exceptional. The flowers also have a further profusion of interesting stamens, distinctly coloured pink or yellow.
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Growing a Specimen Eucryphia.
Eucryphia growing above a hedge at Parcivall Hall North Yorkshire. The grounds contain several acid loving plants and the under planting included several Hydrangeas. Whislt the gardens are nearly 1000 feet above sea level the shelter of the dales hills and damp conditions suit the Eucryphia down to the ground (Oops)
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01.08.2023 / 14:59
Classy Garden Glass by Dale Chihuly at Kew
Cool hothouse sculpture!
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01.08.2023 / 14:57
Yorkshire Gardens Top 10 Visits
Cornwall and the west coast of Scotland have some fine temperate gardens well worth a visit but Yorkshire has the grandeur of the stately home garden.
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01.08.2023 / 14:56
Yorkshire Gardens & Special Interests to Visit
“Newby Hall and Garden is well known in the gardening fraternity as an impressive example of well designed and extensive range of garden features, expertly decorated with a diverse range of plants. The truly magnificent herbaceous borders are the central feature of the gardens but are by no means the only feature of quality. Garden rooms and themed planting provide a range of style’s that can easily be incorporated into most gardens large or small. Of particular value is the work on plant conservation and Newby boasts the best collection of the genus Cornus in the Country.” I would also add the acid lovers Azaleas, Camellias, Rhododendrons and Magnolias so recommend visiting in April or May.
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01.08.2023 / 14:55
Daffodils from Oxford And Yorkshire
This picture was taken in late March at the University Botanic Gardens Oxford. I’m not sure of the variety, but, they remind me of tete a tete.
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01.08.2023 / 14:53
Yorkshire Rhubarb Good Enough to Eat
The best Rhubarb is grown in the ‘Rhubarb Triangle’ in West Riding of Yorkshire. There are low brick buildings visible from the M1 around Wakefield that are used as the forcing sheds. Forced Rhubarb is kept in the dark so the stems are long thin pink and early to crop
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01.08.2023 / 14:52
Lions or Griffins Sculpted in your Garden
I saw this lion at our local garden centre. He was guarding the entrance and looked the ferocious part.
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01.08.2023 / 14:45
Triangular Rhubarb from Yorkshire
Yesterday I ate a sharp, fresh Rhubarb crumble made from Rhubarb picked on my own patch and it was brilliant.
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01.08.2023 / 14:37
My Yorkshire Garden in April
Favorite shrubbery view.
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21.07.2023 / 22:59
Books for the journey: your suggestions
THE LATEST BOOK GIVEAWAY–which was a smashing success–ended at midnight Sunday, but there’s a “win” for everyone, it turns out. Collaborator and author Katrina Kenison and I asked commenters to tell us about books they’d relied on in times of transition…and wow, did they ever.