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EYNSHAM IN BLOOM
« Sample images from a heady collection; full programme here. Please send in your snaps to complete the record!
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2 Newland Close
Best enclosed front garden - and open all year round. Click here for poster (1.83MB); click on any image to enlarge
Web: full story here
Irmgard Smith
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Presbytery to St. Peter’s Church, Abbey Street
Very large recently redeveloped garden and meadow, with mature trees and new mixed borders. Here Frances (L) shelters with Ann Hall.
Day two was much brighter! see below
Web: Keeping the roof on
Martin and Frances Flatman
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Newhouse, Home Farm, Mill Street
A small enclosed courtyard garden with fishpond and waterfall. Crammed with trees, shrubs and some unusual plants. Here visitors enjoy a break
Ron and Margaret Robinson
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Hall Barn, Bitterell
Large garden with patio, summerhouse, rose beds, herbaceous borders and lawns of different levels.
Also on view were the Bitterell Clock, vintage motor cycles & cars. Here Ken demonstrates another interesting item to Caroline Cayzer
Ken & Pam Sheffield
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The Pippins, Orchard Close
A garden full of flowers and shrubs, with all year round interest. Here Ivor admires the hostas with Carol Davies
Ivor Porter
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The Gables, Queen Street
Large mature garden with well established trees, including a magnificent acacia grown since the days of Waterloo.
Jonathan & Kate Ferrier
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The Gables, Queen Street - 2
This corner shelters a productive bee-hive.
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80 Acre End Street
Very well stocked cottage garden divided into rooms with statues.
Brian Buckingham
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1 Pipers Yard, off Acre End Street
A very pretty, unusual courtyard garden with a Mediterranean touch. Here Judith (L) chats with a visitor
Judith McAllister
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