English country gardens

Alongside developing her hugely successful eponymous business, Sarah Raven still finds time for writing and teaching. But it is in the evolution of the gardens of Perch Hill, her family home in East Sussex, that her passion for horticulture is most clearly expressed

Discover the quintessential charm of English gardens with these 32 ideas that will leave you inspired. From the vibrant bursts of color to the intricate maze-like hedges, these gardens are truly captivating. Get lost in the sensory experience of blooming roses, fragrant herbs, and the soothing sound of flowing water. Whether you're looking to create your own English garden or simply seeking inspiration, this pin is a treasure trove of ideas for any gardening enthusiast.

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Why did we move to the country? Lots of reasons. We’d planned our escape from the city for years, scanning property websites for ‘Georgian rectory’ in a 100 mile radius from London. Suffolk, Kent, …

Welcoming the challenge of designing a garden for a thatched newbuild in the Cotswolds, Marcus Barnett created a series of terraces and paths that complement the undulating planting and carefully selected trees

English Country Life with @irenemylife - scenes from a 500-year-old Cotswolds manor with sheep, chickens and a dog named Porridge

Contemporary country garden & modern architecture | garden design of naturalistic perennial planting, modern hard landscaping, feature trees & garden sculpture.

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Faced with the daunting task of reviving this 17th-century cottage in the Cotswolds, Ben Adler and Pat Llewellyn enlisted the help of historic building consultant Hilton Marlton. Together, they restored its original features without losing sight of the need to make it a comfortable weekend base