Photos from the PGG visit to Burghley House on 12th July 2019 – a Tudor mansion built by Sir William Cecil over a period of 32 years from 1563 onwards.
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Photos from the PGG visit to Auchindoune Gardens on the 6th July. Auchindoune has a Tibetan garden, a formal and vegetable gardens, an orchard and arboretum.
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Photos from the PGG visit to Cawdor Castle which boasts three very different gardens. the Walled Garden, the Flower Garden and the Wild Garden.
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Photos from the PGG Visit to David Austin Roses on 28th June 2019. David Austin Roses have created a large rose garden which many consider to be one of the most beautiful in the world with over 700 different varieties of roses the garden is divided into a number of
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Photos from the PGG visit to Tusmore Park on 26th June, 2019. These few pictures do not do the garden proud. A fantastic garden with some of the best and highest level of maintenance we’ve ever seen. With much work still in progress I can’t wait wait for a second
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Photos of the PGG visit on 7th June 2019 to Petworth House with Head Gardener Jonathan Arnold.
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Photos from the PGG visit on 7th June to Trotton Place, a privately owned working garden encompassing almost 9 acres of ornamental borders, lawns, meadows, topiary and water features, with a large walled kitchen garden at its heart producing fruit, vegetables and cut flowers.
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Photos from the PGG visit on 6th June 2019 to The Japanese Gardens at Cowden, a seven acre site in the grounds of Cowden Castle and Rumbling Bridge Nursery which has an interesting collection of rarer shrubs and plants as well as the nursery.
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Stonefield Castle A wet day on the west coast of Scotland did not deter a dedicated group of PGG members exploring this neglected but wonderful garden and plant collection on the west coast of Scotland. The garden contains a wide and varied plant collection with many original plants from the
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Photographs from the PGG visit to Deer Rudding and Askham Hall on the 24th May 2019. Deer Rudding is a private 8 acre garden set in the lee of the Northern lake District fells, the garden surrounds a former Cumbrian farmhouse and outbuildings with an excellent selection of planting.The formal
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A good visit to Renishaw Hall and an opportunity visit a garden which we’d not visited for a long while. The day started out quite chilly but turned into a great spring day. The gardens were in great condition and the Head Gardener took us round giving a great overview
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A glorious start to this year’s meetings was held at Barnsdale Gardens in Rutland, home of the late Geoff Hamilton – author, TV presenter of Gardeners World, and a real gardening gent. We were shown round in wonderful sunshine by Geoff’s son Nick who now runs Barnsdale Gardens and plant
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Photos of the awards presentations at the AGM. All were taken at Dumfries house. Margi Comeau being thanked and presented with a token of appreciation after retiring from the post of PGG Secretary a role she had held for 9 years. Claire Mountfield who works at Cholmondeley Castle in Cheshire
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Photos from the 2018 PGG AGM at Drumlandrig Castle.
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Photos from the PGG visit to Nant y Bedd in South Wales on the 21st July, a 6½ acre garden set high in the Black Mountains owned by Sue and Ian Mabberly.
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Photos from the PGG visit to the garden of Stephen Anderton, PGG member, garden journalist and former National Gardens Manager for English Heritage.
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Photos from the PGG visit to RHS Garden Bridgewater at Worsley New Hall in Salford and Charcoal Woods a newly designed contemporary garden area surrounding a family town estate near Altrincham on the 6th July 2018.
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Photos from the PGG visit to the historic gardens under restoration at Plas Cadnant, situated between Menai Bridge and Beaumaris on the Isle of Anglesey. Pictures by John Barber
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Photos from the PGG visit to Bodnant Garden, a National Trust property near Tal-y-Cafn. All photos: John Barber
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