No need for directions, we’ve been here many times before, so simply enjoy a pictorial summer stroll through this lovely garden with me on a sunny and warm afternoon in August.
Plenty of late flowering summer perennials including a lovely yellow Helenium, Dahlia (Trelissick Purple), Helianthus, Japanese Anemones, Daylilies, Persicaria ‘Red Dragon‘ and a pretty dark red Potentilla ‘Monarch’s Velvet‘.
Pollinators are busy in the flowers, buzzy bees and fluttering butterflies enjoying the late warmth.
And there are plenty of benches and seats for you to stop and rest and relax and enjoy the views, in sun and in shade.
No time for cake today for me, but I can recommend the Cream teas with proper Cornish clotted cream and a dollop of jam from the Crofters café if you seek refreshment.
Cornwall in Colours 
What a beautiful place, Jude! Thanks so much for sharing all the beauty.
janet
You are most welcome Janet.
Another lovely visit tooth’s garden. It’s very picturesque. Obviously one of your “happy places”, Jude.
It is one of the easier ones to get to though not the closest, but I like the estuary views.
I haven’t been for years but Trelissick is another favourite. Lovely collages.
Thanks Chloris 🙂
It’s such a pretty garden, and isn’t it thoughtful to have so many places where you can sit and rest, and admire?
I do like it when I can find a seat to simply relax or even read.
I like the idea of sitting in a beautiful garden like this and reading. 🙂 I could even pretend that it was my own garden.
Looks like my kind of garden. Beautiful photos
Thank you 🙂
Amazing photos.
Thank you! Lots to photograph in this garden.
Wow – beautiful pictures!