Barbara SegallOpen Gardens in Britain
Barakura English Garden, Thursday 20 June 2019
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1. Open Gardens in Britain
5–7. Tea and cake is important too!
2–4. First impressions and getting the overall view: Columbine Hall, Suffolk columbinehall.co.uk
perennial.org.uk/garden/fullers-mill-garden/11–14. Fullers Mill, Suffolk
15–16. Tinkers Farm, Essex
17–19. Winterton Lighthouse, Suffolkhttps://www.wintertonlighthouse.com
eltonhall.com20–23. Elton Hall, Peterborough
8–10. Beth Chattobethchatto.co.uk
ngs.org.uk/find-a-garden/garden/30645/24–26. Norfolk Terrace, Cambridge
31–34. Ulting Wick, Essexultingwickgarden.co.uk
27–30. Easton Walled Garden Nottinghamshirevisiteaston.co.uk
38–40. A London garden
bordehill.co.uk41–43. Borde Hill, West Sussex
44–46. Leonardslee Lakes & Gardens, West Sussexleonardsleegardens.co.uk
47–49. Denmans Garden, Sussexdenmans.org
e-ruston-oldvicaragegardens.co.uk
50–52. East Ruston Walled Garden, Norfolk
42–44. Rosemary (Rosmarinus officinalis)
thegardenpost.com @barbarasegall @gardenbarbara
greenknowe.co.uk
53–55. The Manor Hemingford Grey, Cambridgeshire
35–37. Helmingham Hall, Suffolkhelmingham.com ngs.org.uk/find-a-garden/garden/17045/
56–59. Parsonage House, Suffolk
60–63. Wood Farm, Suffolkngs.org.uk/find-a-garden/garden/31920/
64–66. Wyken Hall, Suffolkwykenvineyards.co.uk/gardens
67–70. Places to sit and enjoy a garden visit
71. Books by Barbara Segall
