Topiary is popular in many gardens.
The entrance to the garden at Mill House at Muggington
near Derby is
through a huge privet hedge which has been cut into the shape of a cottage, complete with chimneys,
and a wooden door completes
the entrance.
More ambitious is a fine privet hedge in the garden of Rose Cottage at Kilnwick near Driffield
in East Yorkshire . The hedge has been cut to form the shape of a complete three piece suite
which consists of two arm chairs and a settee, a most unusual sight.
Amongst the many items of topiary at Chastleton House in
Oxfordshire, a rabbit and a train
are plain to see.
Topiary in the gardens at Warwick Castle.
This fine bird can be seen roosting in a garden at Bishop Monkton in North Yorkshire
Meanwhile at St Asaph in North Wales ! !
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