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The Garden... |
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The dry stone walls around the house are home to some lovely wild flowers as well as containing a few cultivated plants and shrubs. |
The garden surrounding the house has been a journey of discovery for us. Daffodils and primroses in February & March, poppies in May June & July, and all the other cultivated and wild flowers and plants around and about have given many opportunities for photographs. We also open for afternoon teas and the garden is a wonderful place to sit on sunny days.
Of course the insects they attract have also been of great interest, including an amazing variety of bumble bees of which we hope to do a survey soon.
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And wildlife too
The pond in the front garden has also been of great interest, especially since I brought my Japanese Koi carp up from Falmouth. Dragonflies hatching and flying around have again given chances for photographs and close up studies.
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"It was a great pleasure to stay here, to be in your wonderful garden, everything was perfect. Thank you " - Family Arendt, Switzerland
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A place to relax for just a moment
Beechwood is a very tranquil place, despite the proximity to the road. It seems that everyone who comes here manages to wind down and take pleasure in watching the world go by - and the garden is the best place to do it! We also serve the most wonderful cream teas with the best homemade scones - ever!! <Click Here> |
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We get lots of these daisies and the bees just love them!
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Lilies in the front garden |
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The Potting Shed |
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