I finally made it to Milton Lodge Gardens in Wells for the last open weekend of the year. The sloping, terraced garden has spectacular views over the city of Wells and across to Glastonbury Tor. The garden was full of late summer colour during my visit. Autumn leaves were just beginning to turn and drop. I particularly liked the yellow and blue flower combinations in the long border on the lower level. This private garden has many levels and walkways for the visitor to meander and admire. A photo blog of my visit follows.
Fuchsias featured prominently.
View through the trees to Glastonbury Tor 
Autumn leaves were just beginning to fall
A slideshow of further photos follows:
References and Further Reading
Milton Lodge Gardens (2021): Discover the secrets of Milton Lodge Gardens
Note
Karen does not seek or receive any commercial interest or advantage from this blog. She is not promoting any business venture. She simply loves to share fascinating facts about plants. These pages illustrate her love of plants, botany, biodiversity, gardens and creative expression. There is always so much to learn about plant diversity. This blog is designed as a showcase for photography, commentary on plants and wildlife, gardens and other places visited, horticulture and related topics. Viewpoints are her own, not those of her employer.
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