The most colourful Euphorbia is 'Fireglow' - Loseley Park House

The most colourful Euphorbia is 'Fireglow' - Loseley Park House
The White Garden at Losely Park Climbing rose on 'Ten a Penny' wall - Loseley Park House
Loseley Park House and Gardens Losely Park Gardens, simply beautiful Losely Park House, alongside the impressive walled garden Doorways through topiary hedge walls, lead through to new and lush garden rooms - Loseley Park House Loseley Park Losely Park, many delightful nooks and crannies to rest a while and enjoy the vistas Losely Park has an impressive rose garden Rosa Floribunda Group - this is Bonica, a seen at Loseley PArk Losely Park rose gardens coming into full bloom Classic rose pergola at Losely Park Gertrude Jekyll rose at Losely Park The famous rose garden at Loseley Park Ancient Yew makes for excellent topiary shapes and hedges - Loseley Park House Rosa Floribunda Golden Girls Loasely Rosa Alba Maxima Loseley Park- gravel paths lead through the Herb Garden to the Rose Garden Plenty of mature trees offset the colourful borders at Losely Park Flower garden at Losely Park Like all good gardens, pots of colour fill so many corners - Loseley Park House The new Mulberry tree at Losely Park Viburnum plicatum in full, glorious bloom at Losely Park A water feature at Loseley Park Gardens The fountain in the centre of the white garden at Losely Park The Lake at Losely Park Flowers and herbs growing in harmony at Losely Park The White Garden at Losely Park The most colourful Euphorbia is 'Fireglow' - Loseley Park House Climbing rose on 'Ten a Penny' wall - Loseley Park House Rosa Bournbon Madame Isaac Periere Loseley rooftops Loseley Rosa (Damask) De Resht Loseley House and Gardens