EBTS goes to Ireland
In late September, EBTS UK went on an exclusive four day trip, arranged by Boxwood Tours, to see gardens in Dublin & the Wicklow Mountains.
In late September, EBTS UK went on an exclusive four day trip, arranged by Boxwood Tours, to see gardens in Dublin & the Wicklow Mountains.
Thanks to the efforts of Council Member Bruce Ginsberg, we were treated to a wonderful day of gardens in the north of Hampshire.
A day out in Somerset & Dorset to see two very different and stunning gardens.
The Annual General Meeting of EBTS UK was held this year in the wonderfully historic surroundings of Hever Castle.
The five Gardens in East Anglia selected by our tour organisers Di & Neil Cave were spread across Norfolk, Suffolk & North Essex and ranged from a large domestic garden to the grounds of a stately home.
Dispite a road closure & thanks to our sat-nav’s, we all assemble at our first garden at Farleigh House where Andrew Wooley, the Head Gardener, took us on a brilliant tour.
With the forecast for torrential rain and winds of 40mph, the day didn’t sound too promising on the weather front.
Our first trip of 2017 got off to a brilliant start, the weather either side of the day was not great, but on the day it was glorious.
Iford Manor has a house and garden to die for. If ever there was a house and garden that was in a perfect setting, surely this must be it. The both are settled comfortably into the side of a valley that looks down over the gently curving River Frome.
In April EBTS visited some great gardens in Surrey – unfortunately the weather wasn’t brilliant, in fact it was very wet at times. So by special request Topiarius Editor, Caroline Foley and I went to visit Trudie Proctor at The Old Rectory for a second look at the garden.