11 October 2012

Walking Circular Quay to Lavender Bay - Part Four

...more from Wendy Whitely's 'Secret Garden'
Quaint steps and rustic hand-rails, with flowering cliveas

the greenish trunks belong to Brugmansia (Angels Trumpet).  We'll just have to imagine how pretty when beautiful flowers drape overhead the garden seating




Birds-nest-fern





this ideally isn't for public access, but more-so for the gardeners

Irisene (Bloodleaf, origin Brazil)

12 comments:

Liz said...

This looks lovely and indeed like a "secret garden".

Grandma Barb's This and That said...

I'm loving those old steps, especially the first photo with the orange flowers.

Sallie (FullTime-Life) said...

Wonderful colors and pictures -- I love this and all of your posts on Circular Quay have been just lovely! thanks for sharing (especially since it's a secret garden!)

Anonymous said...

Was für ein romantischer Garten das ist!

Lieben Gruss Elke

TexWisGirl said...

i like the steps and rocks and that old wheelbarrow. :)

John @ Beans and I on the Loose said...

This a wonderful garden built along a sloping hillside. Those rustic steps and tree branch handrails are the best.

Unknown said...

I fell in love with that beautiful place.
Costas

Grandma C said...

The crooked steps and orange flowers are beautiful.

Anonymous said...

Bin sehr gerne mitgegangen, es war wunderschön und deine Fotos fantastisch.

LG Mathilda

Judy said...

What a gorgeous garden!! I love the handrails that are made from vines!! That's surprising! And the irisene - I have tried to grow it many times, but it does not like my haphazard watering schedule...

Jan Castle said...

What a fun and beautiful stroll/walk/climb!!!
Jan

Sharyl said...

What a beautiful garden! The crickety steps and walk rails are so wonderful to look at...not so great to climb, I imagine!