Angela Stanton - my garden in spring

Angela Stanton - my garden in spring

A dreamy duo in bloom – dusky-pink hellebores and chequered fritillaries swaying gently in dappled shade.  Their pastel nodding heads catch the spring sunshine, with ferns unfurling behind in their zinc slipper bath.  A quiet, magical corner of the garden that feels like a whispered secret from nature.


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