Railway Sleeper Garden Bench

At the back end of the glass-house is a seat made from a railway sleeper and two columns of bricks. The garden below is full of Camellias, and in spring this is a delightful place to sit.

jam garden seat

I call this seat the JAM seat, and the garden it overlooks the JAM garden. A good friend Judith Ann provided all the plants in here and the seat materials before leaving to live in England. The initials J.A.M. stand for the Judith Ann Memorial garden (my friend is still very much alive).

I promise that next spring I'll make sure to take some photos of the Camellias in bloom. They were all given to me in a state of disrepair, and have taken some years to become established. The main colours are pastel pinks.