I went for a walk in Rowallane Gardens this morning.
The National Trust in Northern Ireland has its regional offices here.
St John's Wort |
Rowallane Gardens are beside Saintfield, County Down.
The herb & salad garden |
The gardens were truly beautiful this morning. They really are a gardener's paradise.
A heavy dew remained on the lawns and the woods were captivating.
There is a pottery here; and the café is on the ground floor in Rowallane House, former residence of the Armytage-Moore family.
The bell-tower in the stable-yard has the crest of the Moores, a Moor's head.
I have written a bit about the Moores of Rowallane here.
I encountered Mike, one of the administration staff, on my way back to the car, and he brought me up to date with developments on the demesne.
Mural plaque on the House |
There is a little second-hand bookshop at one corner of the stable-yard.
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