
Our Forth bridge
Renewing a lavender hedge is a big commitment – this one could take us some time, taking and raising the cuttings before using them to
Renewing a lavender hedge is a big commitment – this one could take us some time, taking and raising the cuttings before using them to
It was a lovely day for gardening – and so many jobs were completed! Titivating the acers in the Japanese style garden to make them
What a glorious sight – the cherries in blossom, set against the stunning box hedges in the walled kitchen garden. There is more apple, quince
The blossom season is so joyful, so it was lovely to share it with visitors, and we have decided to open again next Thursday in
The late Victorian daffodils in Lime Wood are coming into their own. Did you know there are over 30,000 varieties of daffodils? We have many,
What joy it is to work in the Gardens when the sun is shining, the birds, bees and butterflies are out and about and there
So we end the snowdrop season, with Hellebores still standing and daffodils coming out by the day. We thank the very hardy visitors (and volunteers)
The weather has been against us so far this season. It has been mild, so the snowdrops were earlier than usual and now rain, rain
We had a very busy day today, getting ready for our first visitors of the year: on Snowdrop Days on 18, 22, 25 and 29
It was positively warm in the sunshine in the walled kitchen garden and Peto’s Italian Garden this Thursday. So volunteers did a lots of tidying