The Suffolk garden, now in its fifth growing season, is slowly maturing.
Graham Thomas
Clematis ‘Prince Charles’
American Pillar
And at the other side of the house –
Summer in Suffolk
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William Shakespeare Rose, Calamagrostis Brachytricha, Alchemilla Mollis 
Alchemilla Mollis, with lavender and Graham Thomas in the background 
Bergenias, Tellima Grandiflora, Japanese Anemones, Viburnum davidii, and Cornus Alba ‘Elegantissima’
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wonderful garden. We have nearly the same flowers but the leaves are all eaten by the snails, unfortunately
I am lucky that we do not appear to have a snail problem in Suffolk; London is another matter! I no longer cater for snail diet and only grow plants they leave alone!
maybe you should breed vineyard snails, then you can eat them and you can kill two birds with a stone, hehe
Snails are the one thing I cannot imagine eating!
me not either. Some people have geese in their gardens because they eat snails.