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In early spring, Garden Collage took a trip to the iconic Mapperton Gardens– a gorgeously-planted estate in Somerset, England.
The statuary at Mapperton is almost as regal as the home, which is made of centuries-old stone that has a distinctly “English” character.
Daisies in bloom within the cracks of the terrace.
A walk-up view of Mapperton Estate, overlooking the landscaped courtyard.
Exploring the grounds of Mapperton, in and out of the work shed.
A distant view of Mapperton Estate and its Alice In Wonderland-like topiary.
Bellis perennis is a common European species of daisy– it’s the most popular English variety, which is considered the archetypal species of that name.
Archival pottery overlooking a field of rapeseed; an antique with a view.
