Earlier this week, Elder Daughter took me and The Poppet to Glow, the seasonal light installation at RHS Wisley. Those who have visited Wisley may recognise some of the features, albeit seeing them in a completely different way. The installation above was animated and accompanied by Tchaikovsky’s ‘Waltz of the Flowers’, the music I usually use with my End of Month videos (note to self, yet again I have overlooked an EOMV post…grrr!). Coloured lights projected onto the iconic Laboratory are reflected in the Jellicoe Canal in front of it – glorious!
Together with the above, please enjoy a further five glowing pictures of Wisley, my contribution to the Six on Saturday meme hosted by Jim of Garden Ruminations.
There was also a glorious display above the lake beside the glasshouses, with fire, water and laser lights alongside the lights and music, but sadly I was so mesmerised I didn’t take a still shot of it. All-in-all it was a most enjoyable visit and very different from the display at The Savill Gardens in Windsor Great Park, my treat last year, where the focus was more on the installations than on the garden features – both very worthwhile seasonal visits.
Rambling in the Garden 
Oh what fun these are.
Wonderful!
It was, Pauline, and enjoyable for all ages
Very different, must have been a wonderful visit!
Always love a visit to Wisley. It’s astonishing how different a garden looks in these light installations.
And it was very clever how the structures of the plants/garden were used to their advantage.
Tis the season.
tralalalala! 😁
Wonderful! Thank you for lifting our spirits.
I would have loved to have added the videos and sound effects too
Wow, lighting up the season!
Yes, it was brilliant!
DISCO!
That installation must be drawing crowds. Thank you for sharing.
We went early, and it wasn’t busy then but no doubt would be later (although England were playing, so perhaps not!!)
It looks amazing Cathy. I have never seen anything like that!
A lot of the big gardens in the UK are doing it now – expensive, but it draws people in