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Explore the Charm of an English Country Garden: A Musical Journey

Immerse yourself in the enchanting world of an English country garden with this delightful musical piece. "How Many Gentle Flowers Grow" takes listeners on a lyrical journey, celebrating the beauty of nature with vivid imagery of blooming flowers like daffodils, hollyhocks, and snowdrops. The song also highlights the vibrant life within the garden, from buzzing bees to fluttering butterflies, inviting you to appreciate the serenity and charm of this idyllic landscape. Perfect for all ages, this musical experience will evoke nostalgia and wonder.

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Explore the Charm of an English Country Garden: A Musical Journey

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  1. Hampshire Music Service Primary Prom 2012English Country Garden How many gentle flowers grow In an English Country Garden? I'll tell you now of some that I know Those I miss I’ll hope you'll pardon. Daffodils, Fern and Phlox, Meadowsweet and Lily stalks, Lupin and the tall Hollyhocks. There are Roses, Snowdrops, Blue Forget-me-nots In an English Country Garden. Click to play How many insects come here and go In an English country garden? I'll tell you now of some that I know Those I miss I’ll hope you'll pardon. Dragonflies, Moths and Bees, Spiders climbing in the trees, Butterflies sway in the gentle breeze. There are Hedgehogs that roam And funny Garden Gnomes In an English Country Garden.

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