and The Wallace Collection, our final destination. Though I do think I could have happily stayed in Jane Packer all afternoon, arranging posies with the lucky students in the back of the shop.
The pretty flora-filled benches outside...
gave way to even more marvelous displays inside, where I was able to indulge my perpetual passion for green blooms:
So now I'm thinking perhaps our allotment plan should feature fewer veggies and more flowers. After all, we'd still be getting our greens!
It was such a fun afternoon! Jane Packer was a wonderful discovery - I'm loving my herbs :) I think more flowers is always a good idea!
ReplyDeleteI would demand some cutting garden allotment allocation if I were you. And I keep missing the chance to get to Nordic Bakery - really need to put that right.
ReplyDeleteYes, flowers, flowers! I keep digging more beds for my cutting garden - last year it was 2, this year it may be 3 ...
ReplyDeleteGorgeous flowers, I would love a Sarah Raven style cutting garden or Yarnstorm style tulip beds.
ReplyDeleteOne word: euphorbia ;-)
ReplyDeleteA colleague at work got a beautiful bouquet from Jane Packer delivered today as a birthday surprise! It made me smile and say "we were there"!
ReplyDeleteoooh lovely x
ReplyDeleteYes I like green blooms, too. Mind you hydrangeas are beautiful green, coloured, alive or dead! Lovely pictures.
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