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Pink as far as you can see on mid-summer’s day.

Half a million Damascene rose buds open in front of the more than two thousand organic Paeonia lactiflora, with a backdrop Rosa canina, cascading over hedges up to ten feet tall.

The aroma is indescribably heavenly – as only English grown roses are. The aroma is light tending almost to a light-headedness, without the heavy overtones produced by the extreme heat of the Mediterranean. Exciting new products coming from the damascena later this year, as well as organic paeonia root and a substantial crop of about twenty thousand organic Astragalus, all on it’s way. Watch this space!

Even the Achillea have gone pink this year!

(Click on any of the pictures to view enlargements.)

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