Bressingham Garden's - Adrian Bloom

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A chilly trip to Bressingham Winter Garden. We were the only visitors whilst we were there, which added to its enchantment. Though the desolate perennial flower beds occupied most of the gardens, a misty winter lawn was populated by a charming sea of snowdrops. 

Carpets of winter-flowering heathers (Erica carne 'Vivellii' and 'Springwood White'), fiery stems of Cornus Sanguinea 'Midwinter Fire' and the contrasting colours and form of conifer trees pose much for the eye ☺☝
 

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