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The Garden at Great Dixter

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Kathy Depew

Thank you for sharing these images of the garden. I like the fullness of the plantings. Yet, they are bordered by walkways and a small wooden fence. These provide boundaries between the full blended plantings and the lawn or walkway. I do like a less formal and more natural planting so this suits me. It is nice to see it in a large garden like this. I'm also amazed at all the flowers still in bloom. Lovely!

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