Gardens to Visit in Early Summer

I recently visited two beautiful gardens in the UK, one is the Regent Park in London,

The Regent Park, London

another is the Royal Pavilion in Sussex.

The Royal Pavilion, Sussex

As the early Summer is coming, sunshine with steady drizzle, one or twice a week, normally takes no more than two hours a day, is very beneficial to flora.

The Regent Park, London

It is the most natural way to water the garden, although Sussex is in the hard water area in the UK, rainwater is naturally soft to feed them well.

Also, April is just about the beginning moment for most gardens in the UK to open to visit after the gloomy winter completely comes to the end: the British Summer Time begins on 26 March.

I took these photos around 5-7pm in both places, and the beautiful sun still stood in the air with the spring wind blows everywhere, spreading the message that it is time to enjoy the colourful season.

What they have in the Royal Pavilion Garden:

The Regent Park in London: