It is always amazing to see what people have managed to pack into them. The longer I spent in this yard the more I noticed: old buckets used as planters and even a WWII air raid warden's tin, that may once have held a gas mask or first aid kit, artfully planted with campanulas.
Spot the little mouse peeping out from behind a pot in the photo below... and the table looks as though it may have been an old treadle sewing machine. So much to look at ... but you have to tear yourself away to let the next lot of visitors in. The yards will only comfortably accommodate two or three people at a time!
A lovely idea. Small is beautiful?
ReplyDeleteThat is pretty!
ReplyDeleteHaving been to Saltaire I know how small these gardens are and I'm always amazed at your pics of them, Jenny!
ReplyDeleteThe place I lived in Ohio had pretty small gardens hidden behind the houses. On the annual Haus Und Garten tour, some of the small gardens absolutely dazzled.
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