It's August in the cottage garden here on the Norfolk Broads in England and the cottage garden is needing a little bit of attention with plenty on jobs including watering, cutting back, and deadheading.
Keeping the cottage garden looking good is a balance between letting the cottage garden plants set seed and cutting back at the right time to get a second flush where this is possible.
It's also important to keep everything well-watered and fed, as although this garden is surrounded by water, it still dries out over July and August and requires watering to keep the plants in healthy growth.
Sit back and enjoy a guided tour, let us do all the work for you and enjoy glimpses of this wonderful 250-year-old Broads cottage and cottage garden here in the East Anglian Norfolk Broads National Park.
