The Lost Garden
Deep in the heart of Perthshire was a small estate
Deer roamed freely through the rich woodland
In fact the small estate was self sufficient with trout, pheasant and venison
The lost garden started when Queen Victoria was alive
The start of the lost garden was an ornamental head pouring a continuous stream of water down into a long watercourse
Purple and yellow iris flowers lined the sides of the narrow watercourse
The water flowed gently into a large ornamental pond with a fountain in the middle
A multitude of various roses grew either side of the stream, their perfumed scent so apparent in the air
Time passed by. The gardeners faded away. Nature took over but one day, surely one day, the lost garden would be rediscovered and returned to its former glory