The near perfect combination of sunshine and rain, with moderate temperatures has meant the lawns are putting on a lot of late summer growth this year. Today was mowing day again, generally a Thursday at Iford, and the full team was on the case.
Here Tom (pictured), who is currently studying at Lackham College and undertaking part of his practical training within the team at Iford, creates some excellent 'lines' on the rear terrace.
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Friday, 17 September 2010
Thursday, 9 September 2010
Final floral fling for the painted meadow
It was the last haircut for the paths through the painted meadow this morning (group visits by appointement) and also for the lawns in the front of the walled garden.
These lawns are important because they are the public face from the bridge, so despite not being open to the public on a daily basis, the accurate clipping of the topiary Greater Crested Iford Fantailed Chickens (!) and some neat lines through the lawn are essential for a good first impression.
These lawns are important because they are the public face from the bridge, so despite not being open to the public on a daily basis, the accurate clipping of the topiary Greater Crested Iford Fantailed Chickens (!) and some neat lines through the lawn are essential for a good first impression.
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