Savill Garden in Windsor is a spectacular place to visit in May.

All of the rhododendrons and azaleas are out and waiting to be seen.

^ This is the highly perfumed Yellow Azalea (or Rhododendron Luteum) – it glows like an enormous fiery beast.

Thanks to the recent rain, every inch of the garden was so lusciously green. Verdant verges revealing veritable veristic veratrum (< verbose!).

This family of geese were very pleased as the grass was extra juicy for them.

It’s a glorious 35 acres and divided up into various sections, each celebrating a different corner of the world: Mediterranean, China, American Mid-West.

Although (call me biased!) the Quintessentially English garden is my favourite.

Absolutely stunning, densely textured planting.

Savill Garden almost reminded me of a cross between Painshill Park and RHS Wisley.

I had a wonderful day!

I went to the amazing restaurant area afterwards and enjoyed a pastry beneath the wooden undulating roof.

For those interested, I wore my new Hobbs polka dot jeans (bought in the sale). Most comfortable jeans ever!

For opening times, visit The Savill Garden website.