I have done two previous posts about Bodnant garden this year, in spring and summer. This post is mainly about the autumn colours so the pictures will do most of the talking.
There are still some colourful borders and some of the roses are still in bloom, but although today was a bright autumn day we’d [...]
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Shades of autumn at Bodnant garden.
Posted in Landscapes/Nature, tagged autumn, autumn colours, autumn leaves, berries, bodnant gardens, north wales, sequoia on October 12, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
Bodnant gardens in summer.
Posted in Landscapes/Nature, Local history, tagged bodnant gardens, bodnant hall, conwy valley, flowers, lily pond, mausoleum, national trust, north wales, old mill, pin mill, rose terrace, the dell, trees on August 12, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
I last visited the gardens (and did a blog post) in May when they were full of spring colour. Yesterday (11th. Aug) I returned to see how they look in summer.
Bodnant gardens cover an area of about 80 acres, some formal gardens and lawns, and the dell which is a wild area. The gardens were [...]
Springtime in north Wales.
Posted in Landscapes/Nature, tagged aber falls, afon conwy, betws-y-coed, birds, bluebells, bodnant gardens, fairy glen, llandudno, Llyn Crafnant, nant y coed, north wales, snowdonia, south stack, springtime, victorian extravaganza, wild flowers on June 3, 2009 | 4 Comments »
Anytime is a good time to visit north Wales.
Last winter was the hardest for many years, but there were some magical views in the valleys and the mountains.
Autumn is full of wonderful colours.
Spring though, has to be my favourite time; as fresh green leaves start to appear on the trees and flowers start to bloom. [...]
Bodnant Gardens in Spring.
Posted in Landscapes/Nature, Local history, tagged bodnant gardens, conwy valley, north wales, spring colours on May 14, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
The wonderful Bodnant gardens in the Conwy valley, resplendent in spring colours.






