Gravetye Manor can be considered one of the most historically influential gardens in the country, as it was once the home of pioneering Victorian gardener and writer William Robinson. Our top five favourite plants in the gardens this week are: Clematis armandii Corylopsis sinensis Magnolia campbellii Narcissus pseudonarcissus Stachyurus praecox
Read more "Our five favourite plants at Gravetye this week"Over the years we have been working hard to develop the long border as a ‘year round planting’. To achieve this we have selected plants for their shape and winter structure, as well as their summer appeal. It has taken time but at last this winter we feel we are starting to achieve what we […]
Read more "Our five festive favourite plants at Gravetye this week"Gravetye Manor can be considered one of the most historically influential gardens in the country, as it was once the home of pioneering Victorian gardener and writer William Robinson. Our top five favourite plants in the gardens this week are: Erica tetralix Liquidambar styraciflua Miscanthus ‘red falls’ Salvia amistad Salvia ‘phyllis fancy’
Read more "Our five favourite plants at Gravetye this week"Gravetye Manor can be considered one of the most historically influential gardens in the country, as it was once the home of pioneering Victorian gardener and writer William Robinson. Our top five favourite ‘Spooky’ plants in the gardens this week are: Begonia ‘given to me by my mum’ Cynara cardunculusCynara cardunculus Mahonia ‘Soft Caress’ Persicaria ‘Red […]
Read more "Our five favourite ‘Spooky’ plants at Gravetye this week"Gravetye Manor can be considered one of the most historically influential gardens in the country, as it was once the home of pioneering Victorian gardener and writer William Robinson. Our top five favourite plants in the gardens this week are:Acer japonicum ‘Aconitifolium’ Crocus speciosus Furcraea longaeva Viburnum opulus Vitis coignetiae
Read more "Our five favourite plants at Gravetye this week"Gravetye Manor can be considered one of the most historically influential gardens in the country, as it was once the home of pioneering Victorian gardener and writer William Robinson. Our top five favourite plants in the gardens this week are: Geranium ‘Rozanne’ Helenium ‘Moerheim Beauty’ Kniphofia rooperi (Red hot poker) Salvia confertiflora Dahlia ‘Magenta Star’ […]
Read more "Our five favourite plants at Gravetye this week"Gravetye Manor can be considered one of the most historically influential gardens in the country, as it was once the home of pioneering Victorian gardener and writer William Robinson. Our top five favourite plants in the gardens this week are: Clematis Gravetye Beauty Clerodendrum bungei Patrinia scabiosifolia Rosa ‘Paul McCartney’ Sedum ‘Matrona’ We currently still […]
Read more "OUR FIVE FAVOURITE PLANTS AT GRAVETYE THIS WEEK"Gravetye Manor can be considered one of the most historically influential gardens in the country, as it was once the home of pioneering Victorian gardener and writer William Robinson. Our top five favourite plants in the gardens this week are: Romneya coulteri Persicaria ‘Pink Elephant’ Gladiolus ‘Purple Flora’ Crocosmia ‘Zeal Giant’ Hydrangea arborescens ‘Annabelle’
Read more "OUR FIVE FAVOURITE PLANTS AT GRAVETYE THIS WEEK"Gravetye Manor can be considered one of the most historically influential gardens in the country, as it was once the home of pioneering Victorian gardener and writer William Robinson. Our top five favourite plants in the gardens this week are: Dahlia Dovegrove Dahlia Magenta Star Dierama pulcherrima Geranium rozanne Salvia Night Moth
Read more "OUR FIVE FAVOURITE PLANTS AT GRAVETYE THIS WEEK"Gravetye Manor can be considered one of the most historically influential gardens in the country, as it was once the home of pioneering Victorian gardener and writer William Robinson. Our top five favourite plants in the gardens this week are: Rosa mutabilis Rosa moyesii Geranium psilostemon Geranium palmatum Dahlia Magenta Star
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The Gravetye Gardeners Journal 