It comprises lawns, a lake, belts of mature trees, a boat house, pulhamite rockeries, an ice house (building) and a folly.
Plant them in groups in the herbaceous border, in large pots, or in rockeries.
Commonly cultivated as a pot- or rockery plant around the world, it has a lime green body with 1-2 cm long golden spines.
The gardens were separated into wooded areas, rockeries and flower beds.
It is a former estate garden featuring annuals, roses and wildflowers and an extensive rockery.
How does he know when the limestone is taken whether it will be used for agricultural purposes or be transported all over the country for rockeries?
For example, the amount of limestone paving in some of our upland areas is diminishing rapidly because it is being stolen and put in people's rockeries.
I am told, however, that there is still a loophole in the use of these limestone pavements for agricultural purposes and for rockeries, and that sort of thing.
