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These pictures show the same
laurel maze seen from the both sides. We had a cloudy start (the left picture),
then when we came back from the Helford river at the bottom of this magnificent
garden, it became sunny (the right picture)
Trebah
| This is a view from the top of Trebah. It is very sheltered south facing steep valley. You can see Helford River at the bottom of the garden. Breathtaking. |
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So many Dicksonia Antarctica everywhere. I always admired this beautiful tree ferns, but had never seen so many mature ones thriving. |
| Not only tree ferns, but also all sorts of tender plants which wouldn't grow in our gardens. |
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At the bottom of the valley, there are hundreds of hydrangea. |
| These Gunnera enjoy dump warm climate in this garden. Spooky? indeed. |
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I am on a plump wooden seal.
Lots of seals live around here.
Exotic? Yes indeed.
Notice a Rhododendron grows on the stem of the tree fern. |
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Trelissick
| This rustic rest house is located in a parkland over a road. Lots of pine cones are used to make ornaments on it. |
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