And watch the sunshot palaces high, That the white clouds build in the breezy sky. As we know, Sandringham is the home of the Queen. Here is a garden of broad lawns and trees.
Paths run through plantings of camellias and rhododendrons, hydrangeas, cornus and magnolia.
Much of the interest is achieved by the juxtaposition of trees with different shapes, colours and textures. The specimen trees are very fine with some oaks which were planted by Queen Victoria. The mature trees around the perimeter provide the garden with a frame, separating it from the parkland beyond. Others are positioned almost as monuments. A solitary golden cedar Cedrus deodara 'Aurea', stands on the horizon beyond the upper lake.