RHS Laboratory Wisley. by wjames
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Description
Wisley is a very beautiful garden with romantic half-timbered Tudor-style buildings.
In 1878 Gearge Ferguson Wilson, businessman, scientist, inventor and keen gardener, purchased the site and established 'The Oakwood Experimental Garden' with the idea of growing difficult plants successfully. Soon the garden was renowned for it's collection of Lillies, gentians,japanese irises, primulas and waterplants.Despite changes since then, it is still true to his original consept.
In 1903 on the death of Mr Wilson, Sir Thomas Hanbury bought the estate and presented it in trust to the R.H.S.

Comments (21)
nicely angled shot Wally, i like how you have included the flower pots
superb building ...well captured
wonderful and beautiful place!!
A very beautiful place and you captured it perfectly Wally !!
Beautiful capture of a gorgeous scene!
Excellent pic!
Wonderful POV on your capture of it! Beautiful place!
bonne photo!!
Really well captured Wally.
Well, like the Beverly Hillbillies...if this was my place, I'd stock that cement pond with bass and spend my days fishing. :-)
an wonderful garden - looks fantastic !!!!!
This is gorgeous!
Beautiful shot!!!!
Such a beautiful estate!
I love big estates like this. Seems like the owner got a 25 year stay...hopefully he enjoyed it half as much as all those who have seen it since his death. Excellent wideangle shot...
An amazing beautiful pov, I love everything in it. Specially water lilies.
Cool shot
love the tutor style and the gardens are beautiful
Wonderful place and photo !
what a gorgeous place, a wonderful house in a unique garden
Beautiful capture, building and POV. Dana