Le Clos du Peyronnet - Wisteria 3
Another pergola at the beautiful Clos du Peyronnet. This glorious garden is in Garavan and just 200 metres from the Italian frontier.
A cup of tea with William, sitting at this table is heaven - looking (to the left of this photo) over beautiful pools (plus ducks) and beyond to the Mediterranean - it is absolutely my favourite Menton garden.
This wisteria - click to enlarge the smaller photo - is called 'Black Dragon.'
This is the last photo of the Clos for the moment but we will return for a series on this beautiful garden later in the year. Tomorrow, the last in the 'wisteria' series, and this time at Place des Herbes in the Old Town.
vraiment mignon ce jardin, en plein été quand il fait chaud, cela doit être agreable de venir se mettre au frais dans ce jardin
ReplyDeleteFeels more like a jungle that a garden! I'll have some green tea please.
ReplyDeleteAm currently a victim (since last Thursday...) of internet havoc, so I haven't been checking blogs! Been using scheduled posting from friends' places.
ReplyDeleteI love wisteria!!!!
Je crois que je vais planter des glycines je reviens du Languedoc il y a en aussi partout
ReplyDeleteI like this side better than the other side. This has a lot of character and I bet it smells delicious.
ReplyDeleteThe Hamlet of Gordon
A wonderful garden and this is one of best photo I have seen lately. Hope to see soon something more.
ReplyDeleteGreat post and... thanks to William.
What a beautiful spot! I love it.
ReplyDeleteSuch incredible wisteria. I'd love to be sitting beneath it.
ReplyDeleteMerci de nous mettre un peu de soleil Mentonnais sur ton blog, car il pleut sur Paris.
ReplyDeleteA bientôt Jilly.
I really like these pilars made of stones, piled up, with this wall made the same way.
ReplyDeleteIt's a "delicious" garden, with great atmosphere.
As Olivier said, certainly one of the most pleasant place to have dinner, at the beginning of the summer nights.
I could stay here for far too long. So virtually relaxing.
ReplyDeleteCan you dream of a better place to live ... or at least visit?
ReplyDeleteThe Garden of Eden? Gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteJilly, this is my favourite of your wisteria shots! Give me tea with William in this location any time, no matter who William is!
ReplyDeleteYour description of the view also did it for me, I am soooo sensitive to gorgeous views!
ReplyDeleteun endroit paisible pour lire un bon livre
ReplyDeletea peaceful place to read a good book