Stumpery

There is an area in Biddulph gardens that has a sort of Carboniferous feel about it. Big oak tree trunks and ferns are used to line the pathways in this area. It is the largest and oldest stumpery in the country and it is very effective.

[Annie-Sue]

Haven't been to Biddulph for years! Liked the moving from one world to another :-)

[Lesley]

@anniesue We did too. You turn a corner and you’re in China or Egypt etc. so well done.

[Bill Davidson]

It is indeed attractive.

[Susan Wakely]

Great shapes and textures.

[Heather]

Wow! I've never seen anything like this! Amazing!

[Delwyn Barnett]

That is very attractive. What a good way to use fallen tree trunks, the ferns make it look good.

[FBailey]

This is so attractive

[Paula Fontanini]

What a wonderful, all-natural fence and a brilliant way to recycle the trunks! Beautiful!

[moni kozi]

I love that idea! Great shot!

[Diana]

What wonderful shapes and textures, great find and capture.

[Lesley]

@365projectorgheatherb Thanks Heather. Hope you’re not too troubled by the air quality too much just now.

[haskar]

Nice find. Lovely shapes and textures.

[Heather]

@tinley23 Thanks, Lesley! The air quality in our area has improved quite a bit in the last day and a half. But weather forecasters remind us that the fires are still burning, so a change in wind could make the air worse again. Fingers crossed for a good rain soon!

[Suzie Townsend]

That is very unusual but I guess if it works that's a good thing.