England’s plant rich, idea-filled Great Dixter garden displays a creative tension between formal structure and wild plantings.
Pictured: This garden features 18 topiary birds, which, over a century or so, have morphed into generic peacock shapes. The blue here is Myosotis sylvatica (forget-me-not) which flowers profusely in late spring. The spots of yellow-green are Euphorbia characias ssp. wulfenii, the scattered white is Anthriscus sylvestris (cow parsley). Photo by @clairetakacs
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