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lb - Mittwoch 27 Juni 2018 02:33
And a clear view of the gate, with a part of the Japanese garden beneath it. There are paths to the left and right that lead up to the gate itself.
lb - Mittwoch 27 Juni 2018 02:32
A peacock living freely in the park. They are obviously used to people.
lb - Mittwoch 27 Juni 2018 01:29
Another view of the Gardens, the southern part now near the pagoda. With the Chokushi-Mon slightly visible in the middle. This replica of the karamon of the Nishi Hongan-ji in Kyoto is slightly over a hundred years old now and surrounded by a small Japanese style garden.
lb - Mittwoch 27 Juni 2018 01:25
A view over the grass between a small tree and some bushes towards a piece of art in front of the Princess of Wales Conservatory I've mentioned before. As you can see, the Gardens are also meant as simply a place for people to sit down and relax. Be it on one of the many benches or simply the ground. The whole Gardens do exude an atmosphere of peace and calm, very relaxing. Part of why we like the place so much.
lb - Mittwoch 27 Juni 2018 01:22
The Temple of Aeolus is another of the three fake greek style temples. It's situated on top of a small hill right next to the pond.
lb - Mittwoch 27 Juni 2018 01:21
The order beds are easily accessable through the small paths in between. They were originally meant as a place for botany students to get to know the plants and learn how to recognise them. They are also a rather nice and calm part of the Gardens a bit on the side and mostly walled in. Which gives them somewhat of a private feel.
lb - Dienstag 26 Juni 2018 05:16
The inside of the Alpine House. Every plant in here usually grows only above the treeline.
lb - Dienstag 26 Juni 2018 05:14
This is the Alpine House. The design actually does make sense and helps in keeping the inside cool enough, meaning never above 20°C.
lb - Dienstag 26 Juni 2018 05:12
This is the biggest waterfall in the rock garden. And the Princess of Wales Conservatory, housing a total of ten small micro-climates, just visible behind it.
lb - Dienstag 26 Juni 2018 05:10
One of the small artifical streams in the rock garden. The rock garden itself is divided into six geographical regions: Europe, Mediterranian and Africa, Australia and New Zealand, North America and finally South America. Though divided is not quite the right word, there being no walls or such to section them off except to some part the pathways.