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WALLED GARDEN, BROCKWELL PAR
Tucked into a corner of the leafy and fertile North Shropshire countryside, the garden at Goldstone Hall Hotel feels far removed from the tumult of modern life. Wrapped in the rolling landscape, its a
Mellow September sunshine filters through the slopes and terraces of the gardens at Iford Manor, painting the curated collection of plants, statuary and ornate details with a warm golden glow. Buttery
FOR those without a garden of their own – or perhaps without one big enough to grow all they want to grow – owning an allotment can be a vital sanctuary, a community and a productive space. There are
Lush borders, tropical planting and tranquil views unfold around a historic former vicarage
Prairie-style planting surrounds this classic Georgian house, creating texture and a sense of drama against the backdrop of meadows and coppiced woodland
Not a gentleman’s garden or a gardener’s garden, it was always an artist’s garden,’ recalled the writer Angelica Garnett when she reflected on the garden that her parents created at Charleston Farmhou