The Savill Gardens are located inside the Windsor Great Park 7 miles outside of Windsor. We absolutely loved this garden. We feel like we came at the peak bloom as nearly every plant, bush and tree was in bloom. So much color and such a variety of different flowers! Bravo to the groundskeepers. Prepare yourselves for barrage of flower pictures. We packed a picnic lunch and ate it on the sly in the back of the gardens. No drinking or picnicking was allowed but we were hungry and that chicken salad was not going to eat itself. We wandered around with our eyes popping out and our mouths agape. We saw a new lifebird, the European robin, and thought we had another but it was an immature blackbird. We walked through some more of the park and saw one of the most serious playgrounds ever! Of course it was not open, renovations!
Thick with iris blooms
Fluffy and yellow
Purple, blue and white
Over inflated lips
Great balls of pollen
Splayed out
Almost translucent
Very delicate
A sun rising out of the red
Orange on orange
Pointy tulip
A micro flower
A sunburst
Wisterias
Sunny happy flowers
A rose bush full of tiny blooms
One of only a few other roses that had bloomed
A mystery
Gotta get that honey
Bee in flight
Bees!
Subtle color
A ring of red flowers
A row of bluebells
Tiny little cups
A dark grass
Filled with tasty pollen
One weird sprawling beast
Red and white
Pink and red
Poof a burst of flower
So much color in one flower
More colors of green than yellow
Yellow lipped carp
Carp pond
Blue irises
Ferns rolling out
Such a weird plant
This leaf is slowly drying out
This garden is sublime
An explosion of colors
Bi colored
Blue with antenna
So hairy
This looked like a lung
A huge wisteria tree
These flowers grew straight out of the brick wall
Oh micro tree, oh micro tree
The bees loved this bush so much that we could hear the buzzing
A Leslie bloom in the red
Wow such intense pink
Our forbidden picnic, not allowed in the gardens
A wild sprawling thing
Thick blooms
An immature blackbird
A row of flowers
Lavender rhododendrons
White and fluffy rhododendrons
Spooky tree
Two blond heads poking up out of the tall grass
This European Robin has a mouth of worms
Mystery flowers, maybe a
Yellow as far as the eye could see
This big bee would disappear inside the flower for nectar
One gigantic bloom
So many thorns
European Robin
A Great Blue Tit
Yellow water irises
Out of the garden we go
I hope the kids come out the other end
