James Stopforth

2 weeks ago | worldofinteriors.com | Carol Woolton |James Stopforth

The tradition of formal pleasure gardens came to Britain in the first century AD from Italy. Ever since, they’ve blossomed with all kinds of wild and wonderful flowers, forming a heady perfume that lingers in the air during summer. Waxy-leafed lemon flowers burst with their zesty fruit, while roses and woodbine share a twining habit, weaving romance and colour wherever they’re planted.