Went out yesterday to Regents Park with two friends Kate who is a fashion designer and Carol garden design. The flower bed which I’d never seen before were so colourful, they must represent the best in English gardening design.
Some history from a web search
The Avenue Gardens, located near the Broad Walk, have formal displays of spring bulbs and summer bedding. There are tiered fountains, evergreen hedges and vast ornamental bowls filled with flowers.
The original ornaments in the Avenue Gardens have been restored and some Victorian-style planting has been re-introduced to provide year-round interest.
The Avenue Gardens were originally planted by John Nash as the Broad Walk with eight rows of trees. The trees did not thrive and were inspected by various experts, including the Victorian garden designer William Andrews Nesfield, who put forward a design for new formal gardens.
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Your wonderful images brought back to me the indelible memory of when, as a student, I was an au pair in a wealthy family whose residence overlooked Regent’s Park 🌺
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Hello Luisa It sounds like it was a wonderful experience, may you have many more happy times
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Those were happy days. Now, at my age, I can only enjoy London again as a tourist🌺🌹🌺
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I’ve posted some more photos of The park. There was one of the houses through the trees so I thought it might be were you stayed.
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I stayed at Kent Terrace, just opposite the lake… and it was great 😘😘😘
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Maybe you were on a working holiday?
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I was there as an au pair girl,:I looked after the two children when they weren’t at school and helped out with housework. But I had plenty of time to go to school and see my friends
An AU PAIR is a foreign girl who lives with a family in return for doing light housework.
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Thank you for your wonderful comments
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My pleasure! 😘🙏😘
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