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The Albarda Garden – a mediterranean garden by Edith Haeuser Photographs to illustrate the article published in The Mediterranean Garden No. 92, April 2018 Edith lovingly describes a garden which has become important in her life. The photographs below illustrate the route of her walk as portrayed in the text.  The elegant entry lane of the Albarda Garden lined on either side with Buxus sempervirens, Cupressus sempervirens and Olea europea  Formal planting on the north side of the villa with closely-sheared Myrtus communis subsp. tarantina, Cupressus sempervirens and Seville orange trees, Citrus x aurantium  The Valencian-Moorish garden from the pergola with Wisteria floribunda  The wall tiled with trencadís technique on the western side of the Valencian-Moorish garden  Howea forsteriana in the centre of the shade house, with Ophiopogon japonicus lining the borders of the planting  Rosa 'Charles de Gaulles' in the scented rose garden  The pond at the foot of the mini-Montgó  The elegant avenue lined with Bismarckia nobilis and Syagrus romanzoffiana behind low hedges of Buxus sempervirens  Rosa 'Mme Solvay' in the charming octagonal pergola  Magnificent view from the terrace of the villa |
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