Lichen covered Oak at the vegetable garden of RHS Rosemoor.
Numerous gates at the extensive gardens of East Ruston Old Vicarage.
What's a gate without a fence?
October 07, 2013
Garden Structures - Gates
Lichen covered Oak at the vegetable garden of RHS Rosemoor.
Numerous gates at the extensive gardens of East Ruston Old Vicarage.
What's a gate without a fence?
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