We went to Eyrignac yesterday for a further instalment of this garden through the seasons. Last week we had 2 mornings hovering on the edge of frosts, but obviously the flowers at the Manoir have escaped so far.
The hornbeam hedging which was so drastically pruned in February has grown well, but is already shedding leaves. Elsewhere autumn fruiting was evident.
There is a cutting bed, obviously for flowers in the house and restaurant, and it is still a riot of colour, particularly at the moment from the dahlias ...
... and the white garden is still white from the masses of New Guinea Impatiens ...
... soon to succumb to Winter.
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