We have just returned from our annual trip to Wales to see my husband’s family. When there, I always like to include a garden visit, and this year we were in for an extra treat as we stayed at self-catering accommodation at the Old Oak Barn, near St Clears, where we got to enjoy Charlotte’s garden every day.

Charlotte’s Garden
Charlotte has the most beautiful flower garden, but she also grows vegetables (which we also got to enjoy). Her garden is a riot of colour, form and scent.

Charlotte’s Garden
So I thought for this week’s Six on Saturday I would share some of the highlights from her garden.
- A pot full of pink cosmos greeted us.

Cosmos
2. Charlotte grows in mixed beds of flowers and vegetables. Every looks so healthy. And the lettuce and peas were delicious.

Vegetables
3. She had a couple of different poppies, which self-seed around the garden including this dark one and this really flouncy one.
4. She has beautiful roses, here are just two examples.
5. And her lupins, like my own, are popular with the bees.

Bee on lupin
6. She also grows teasel, which is another great wildlife plant being good for bees and later on for birds who will eat the seeds.

Teasel
So that is my six and to finish just a few general photographs of Charlotte’s lovely garden. We all really enjoyed our stay at the Old Oak Barn and would recommend it for anyone looking for Self catering Accommodation in Wales. For more information you can following the link:
Looks idyllic!
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It really was lovely Eliza. With a lovely wood to walk through too.
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Ooo thanks for the link, I might stop off there on my way to solva next time I go – it looks lovely.
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It really is, and beautiful walks close at hand too.
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What a beautiful garden? I am very impressed she can keep all those flowers going and do the veggies too! Amelia
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Yes she has green fingers for sure:)
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What a beautiful spot MM, you must have been in your glory with the camera!!
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Yes it was great place for taking photos, so many lovely flowers, but even so it is hard to do the garden justice.
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A glorious garden and thanks for the link. The bees don’t like the lupins in our garden, they prefer the weeds!
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Weeds are good too!
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Brilliant pictures – the perfect holiday venue for you, hurrah! xx
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So true Miranda:)
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What a lovely place to stay. Were you allowed to pick your own? 🙂
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It was lovely. No our host gave it to us, lovely lettuce and peas.
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I love staying in a holiday cottage where there is a garden to explore. Magical.
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It is:)
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Fab, I think i would enjoy Charlotte’s garden.
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I am sure you would.
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Sweet! 😉
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It is – and sweet smelling too.
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Oh, wow. Such beauties! Glad you got to visit and to share the beauty with us.
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Yes it was lovely place to visit.
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What a beautiful garden that presenting such lovely plants with magnificent flowers!
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It certainly does have lots of wonderful flowers.
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What a find. I enjoy watching Gardeners’ World and they often feature companion planting of flowers and vegetables. Clever lady Charlotte.
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She certainly is and green fingered to boot
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