Leonardslee Gardens Photo Gallery by Ann at pbase.com

Leonardslee Gardens

Leonardslee gardens has been sold by the Loder family to an international businessman, At present he has no plans to open the gardens to the public, and as a result the gardens will only be open until the 30th June 2010.

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Ann Cleeves		16-Jun-2012 22:01
You have captured these gardens at their best....what an array of beautiful colours. I visited there twice, but never when in full bloom. Yes, it is so sad it was sold and is now not open to the public. I hear the new owner kept the wallabies so I hope both they and the gardens are still so well looked after.

Bea.		21-May-2010 22:15
This is a wonderful gallery Ann, makes a great slideshow, so full of colour and interest. Hopefully the new owner will allow people to continue to enjoy its beauty.

Jim Mosley		21-May-2010 18:34
wonderful vibrant colours, shame its closing but I fear there will be more places like this lost as recession bites.

Guest		21-May-2010 17:42
A gorgeous place to visit Ann. Thanks so much for sharing these images!

Barry Ailetcher		20-May-2010 16:49
this is a very well shot gallery I enjoyed looking at the whole gallery well done

Ruth Voorhis		20-May-2010 03:50
An exquisite gallery, Ann. A quintessential English garden at its best, expertly captured. V

Deborah		19-May-2010 21:46
It's gorgeous! I hope the new owner changes his mind. I like the path with the twisted tree a lot, and the goslings. Did you get too close. Mama seemed to be a bit upset. :D

Guest		19-May-2010 20:05
Beautiful Ann.

Ed Duverger		19-May-2010 19:54
Ann,thank's for sharing.This is a wonderful place ,good you seized the opportunity for this visit.

Guest		19-May-2010 18:44
It's a beautiful place, what a shame it's closing

Liz Bickel		19-May-2010 17:48
What a beautiful place. It's sad that it will be closed to that public in the future. You were lucky to get this wonderful photo opportunity. The kangaroos/wallabys obviously aren't wild or even native to England. What will happen to them?

Laryl		19-May-2010 17:39
what a shame not to share this wonderful place.. it is amazing. thank you for the photo tour

Debi		19-May-2010 15:12
What a gorgeous place, and you captured it well. It's a shame the public will no longer be able to enjoy it.

Rich Strobel		19-May-2010 15:01
Wow, what a positively beautiful place!! Well captured.

Guest		19-May-2010 14:56
Just beautiful, Ann, Thank you for the tour. V

Guest		19-May-2010 13:38
What a superb gallery Ann and such a terrible shame it will not continue to be open to the public. Excellent work Ann. Vote :)

Guest		19-May-2010 12:48
Ann, what a riot of color! I enjoyed your walk through Leonardslee Gardens very much. What beautiful places you have nearby! Honor

Pj Wills		19-May-2010 12:19
Gorgeous photos Ann. The azaleas are just stunning. What a shame that it will not be open to the public. The little Wallabys are adorable.

Guest		19-May-2010 11:12
Charming English garden! Well shot.

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