The remarkable weather over the past year has produced some of the best flowering we have ever had in our 54 years here. The irises are remarkable with early rose, peonies, philadelphus and deutzias c...Read More
We much look forward to welcoming visitors to our next NGS opening on Monday 1st May. We have decided to open the garden earlier than published in the yellow book because the village shop is offeri...Read More
Titchmarsh House Garden – Three open dates for the charity, National Garden Scheme. This charity is an umbrella for a number of well known charities covering cancer, hospices, Parkinson’s an...Read More
As Spring approaches, the weather has been tough for plants. However, on 1st January we had five different messengers of Spring out: crocus, hellebores, aconites, snowdrops and daffodils.&n...Read More
We are open on Saturday 12th June from 12.30 – 5.00 pm in aid of the NGS which sends all our takings to a group of charities, including Marie Curie, Macmillan nurses and Parkinson’s UK. This o...Read More
Please join us on Sunday 2nd May, 2.00-6.00pm, for a special garden opening to help raise funds for Bombay Teen Challenge (BTC), a very special charity that Jenny and I have supported for some 20 year...Read More
We are thrilled with the way Wildcat has ignored its name and settled in the garden. It is an almost perfect white and beautiful form. It is just beginning to flower as Easter approaches. Others...Read More
With 2020 being a write-off for opening gardens, here we are a week away from April and we’re remaining optimistic for welcoming visitors soon. Last year, making the most of lockdowns, we ...Read More
Silence has not meant inactivity. We have been very busy in the garden and have had a Spring and early Summer of almost unimpaired and very beautiful blossom. The only plants to have suffe...Read More
There was a lovely verse in a poem by Shelley which started: Summer was dead and Autumn was expiring, And infant Winter laughed upon the land All cloudlessly and cold This year’s infant Winter has h...Read More