Our garden at Inglewood: Cardiocrinum Giganteum finally flowers

Thursday 18 July 2013

Cardiocrinum Giganteum finally flowers

Our Cardiocrinum eventually flowered after 4-5 years growth and was well worth the wait although the flower did die 3 days before our Open Garden - that was just bad timing!

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Garden Details

Inglewood is the home and garden of Colin and Sandra in Heswall, Wirral. The half acre garden is set in a backdrop of mature conifers and birch trees and has a large koi pond fed by a small planted stream. There is an additional small lily pond surrounded by a bog garden which includes arum lilies. The garden includes sweeping lawns, herbaceous borders and a woodland area. A large variety of acers, conifers, rhododendrons, shrubs and ferns give year round interest.

We opened our gardens for the National Gardens Scheme charity for the first time in July 2009. Details of Open Gardens can be found online or in the NGS Yellow Book or the Wirral & Cheshire Yellow booklet available from Garden Centres.

Thursday 18 July 2013

Cardiocrinum Giganteum finally flowers

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