English Country Garden Herefordshire Magnets

English Country Garden, Herefordshire

Alice Blue Pinstripe in an English Country Garden Thin vertical stripes in Alice Blue and White are a classic and traditional theme for backgrounds to complement all customized weddings, engagements, baby showers graduations and garden parties.

English country garden Robin in his very own little micro garden .

This large display of potted, Geraniums' positioned in a quiet corner of an English Country Garden with a folding chair suitably placed.

Once a year Lydeard House in our village (Bishops Lydeard, Somerset, UK) opens its gate and we are allowed to have a glimpse at the garden for an afternoon. It is in fact an impressively big park.

"How many songbirds fly to and fro in an English country garden? We'll tell you now of some that we know, those we miss you'll surely pardon Bobolink, cuckoo and quail, Tanager and cardinal, Bluebird, lark, thrush and nightingale, there is joy in the spring. When the birds begin to sing in an English country garden"

In an English Country Garden

Black and white photograph of selection of pretty pansies (Viola tricolor) in full bloom in an English country garden

Black and white photograph of selection of pretty pansies (Viola tricolor) in full bloom in an English country garden

A traditional chintzy floral packed with cottage garden favorites tumbling over a subtle pattern of chrysanthemum petals.

A Quiet and Quaint English Village

contemporary petals shabby chic french country pink peony home accessories. Bohemian pink floral fashion accessories.

A vibrant image of a beautiful greenfinch

Our mystical shimmering version of a dragonfly on a deep green background. Lush and Vibrant.

Wild cute garden mouse

Wild cute garden mouse

Rainbow Garden, Beer Number of views as of 22nd April 2019 = 1530. The colourful Rainbow Garden at Pecorama in the village of Beer, East Devon, England. Date: 28th August 2012.

A greenfinch on a branch filled with autumnal berries

Purple And White Nasturtiums

Thatched Cottage is a small pen and watercolour wash painting of an English country cottage with a thatched roof and foliage covered pathway leading to the front door.

For original painting refer to Thatched Cottage. As the original image was an olde worlde thatched english cottage I felt that digitally changing it to give the appearance of an early photo print would offer someone an interesting alternative to the original coloured pen and watercolour wash painting. A cyanotype blue version is also available now.

A vibrant image of a beautiful greenfinch on a striking yellow background

George the mouse in a log pile house .wild mouse that lives in my garden

George the mouse who lives in my uk garden in the small log pile with his very own door and garden . he is the most pamperd wild mouse and gets treats of every kind each day as a thank you for giving me great photos .

My little garden wood mouse inside a micro model cottage I made as a bird table .

I hope you enjoy this original quote from my own writing with ponies from my farm. A great quote to use in life. Enjoy!

A summer's evening in the English countryside

Original artwork for a Kew Gardens poster. Watercolour and Gouche on paper

I hope you enjoy this original quote from my own writing with ponies from my farm. A great quote to use in life. Enjoy!

wild flowers meadow

sheffield botanical gardens water fountain

A Rose in June A perfect English rose in an English country garden. Date: 18th June 2017. Location: Dorset, England.

Another beauty in my garden, this gorgeous peachy rose also has a heady perfume.

The Sunken Garden To get here, find your way to the tower at the centre of the maze, descend the steps and walk through the tunnel. Hampton Court Gardens, Hope-Under-Dinmore, near Leominster, Herefordshire, England. Date: 2nd April 2016.

Corsham Court Gardens Corsham was a royal manor in the days of the Saxon kings and was passed down through successive generations of the English royal family from the times of William the Conqueror until the Tudor period. During the 16th century it was owned by two of Henry VIII's wives, Catherine of Aragon and later Katherine Parr. The current house, Corsham Court, dates from 1582, when an Elizabethan house was built here by Thomas Smythe. The house was acquired by Paul Methuen in 1745 to house his extensive art collection. Lancelot 'Capability' Brown was commissioned to add a Picture Gallery to the house and he also landscaped the grounds in his own inimitable style. The 17 acres of formal gardens feature numerous tree species, lawns, ...

Garvinea was developed from the more popular Gerbera jamesonii variety (also called the Barberton daisy), crossed with other, hardier Gerbera. Gerbera ambigua is among these other parent plants. The goal was to create a hardier plant that would boast a stronger root system and leaves that held better to frost.