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Percy Cane

Posted on 26/10/2019 by The Gardens Trust

Last week’s introductory post about Percy Cane – An Unsung Hero? – looked at his work pre-war, while today’s is going to discuss some of his later commissions. Like much of the architecture and most of the designed landscapes and … Continue reading →

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An unsung hero?

Posted on 19/10/2019 by The Gardens Trust

Welcome to our 300th post! Hands up if you recognize the man in the photo. As a clue he wrote: “Designing gardens is an art… As in all the arts there are periods of growth and changing fashion, but the … Continue reading →