Woodhouse Eaves Horticultural Show

This is the first time we had been to this show. Lots of different things, more sections than our show.

Biggest Pumpkin.

and Marrow

A tray of vegetables not in another section.

A vase of herbs. Your not meant to touch, but I would have rubbed them if you could have.

Miss-shaped veg.

These did smell very nice

Sweet Peas

Any flowers from your garden.

Craft work

Fun things for the children.

Flower and Produce Show

The annual Flower and Produce show has come around again.

It was mentioned earlier in the year at our allotment that there might not be so much produce on the show benches this year, due to the poor weather and we were right.

 If this has been your first year growing, then not all years are this bad.

This section is various craft items from a hard material.

The postcard at the bottom of the picture is a hard material. Maybe clay?

Jubilee Year.

This is good fun isn't it? Can you spot the caterpillar?

Its on the cabbage, middle of the photo at the bottom.

 We wondered why these ice creams were not melting.

Its Victoria Sponge actually baked in the cones, then butter cream whipped on the top.

And finally......

Flowers by the sea

Cromer, by the Church.

The front garden of the Bed and Breakfast where we stayed.

Flowers in Sheringham.

I'm not really sure if this counts as flowers, these hanging baskets where everywhere.

Cley-next-the-sea

This is a front garden in Cley, I said "wow" when we walked by.



RSPCA Open Garden

This garden opens twice a year in aid of the RSPCA. Due to the weather we have missed it for the last couple of openings at least.

This weekend wasn't looking good either.

However, plants do like the rain, so all was well.

Seed Roof

Isn't this walkway lovely?

I did ask him to pose for me but he wasn't interested.

 The boot is good fun, and makes a great planter.

Parkside Open Garden

Another NGS Open Garden - Parkside

1.1/4 Acre of Woodland and spring flowers and bulbs, with vegetable garden and cordon fruit trees.

I wish you could smell these.

We enjoyed seeing the cordon fruit trees and the veg garden

The park which gives the garden its name

This is the bottom of the garden.