sem rovno supnem aj nieco ako priklad:
Mount Usher Gardens: tu som bol posledne, na skok od dublinu (ashford), skvela zahrada, akurat som sa otravil salatom v ich restike a tyckoval som 3 dni. Inak skvele zapojenie vody (odkloneny potok tak aby ramena pretekali zahradou, pomale aj rychle toky), centralna travnata promenada (len dlzka travy je inak zastrihnuta, pekny efekt), pekna diverzita (miestami az tropicke)
http://www.mountushergardens.ie/





spominana cesta





spominana cesta 2





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(fotky nesu moje)




history: Mount Usher was once a working mill. It was first a tuck mill and later a corn mill.
The mill used the Killiskey river, a tributary of the River Vartry, to turn its wheel.
Where the main house is today, there was a small cottage with less than an acre in
front of it which was used to grow potatoes.

The gardens came into being in a romantic way. Edward Walpole Senior, a Dublin
businessman, was very fond of walking in the Wicklow hills. He often stayed at
Hunter's Hotel, Newrathbridge, which is still, as it was then, a comfortable hotel.
He seems to have met with the owner of the mill, Sam Sutton, and become friendly with him. At all events Walpole
began to stay at the miller's house rather than the hotel. When Sutton's lease expired, Walpole took it over in 1868.
Thus began an association which was to last over 100 years. In 1980, the property was bought by the current owner, Madelaine Jay.

In the early days of the garden, the Walpoles were fortunate in having a great deal of expert help and advice.
Yet the garden is not a manicured showpiece and it is not a botanical warehouse. It is a collection of felicitous
natural plantings according to Robinson's principles and must be approached with that in mind.