Tag Archives: arundel

Ferneries

Posted on 26/06/2021 by The Gardens Trust

My post a couple of weeks ago about Pteridomania seems to have created quite a lot of interest, which goes to show that ferns still manage to capture our attention in a big way, although probably still not as much … Continue reading →

Posted in Uncategorized | Tagged arundel, Ascog, Danesbury, Ferneries, fernery, ferns, Holkham, Keele, Pulhamite, rock work, Southport Botanic Gardens, stumpery, William Robinson, william sawrey gilpin | 1 Comment

Arundel Castle and the Collector Earl’s Garden

Posted on 02/02/2019 by The Gardens Trust

I’ve been meaning to write about the gardens of Arundel Castle since I visited last summer with friends from the Birkbeck Garden History Group and discovered the new[ish] Collector Earl’s Garden with [amongst other things] Oberon’s Palace, a floating … Continue reading →