Die Gärten sind von Dienstag bis Sonntag geöffnet. Eine Voranmeldung ist nicht erforderlich, außer während der Halbzeit, Woche ab 26 – 30th Oktober
The very welcome signs of spring have been early this year. Crocuses, snowdrops, hellebores, cyclamen and a few early daffodils have been flowering since January. The garden birds are on the lookout for a mate and singing loudly about it and Buzzards are displaying their flying skills over the park. In the garden we are … Finde mehr heraus
Back to work in a dank, gloomy but surprisingly warm January and we’re working off those mince pies and Christmas puddings with a bit of leaf clearing. There is never a month in the garden without flowers and this drunkenly dangling honey bee is enjoying the deliciously scented Lonicera fragrans as much as we are. … Finde mehr heraus
The mammoth task of cutting the yew hedge is now complete and gables are trimmed to a perfect line. Dee has been cutting for the last month with Rosy acting as lovely assistant, driving the tractor and holding the template in place.
As the temperatures drop the colours in the garden are still providing a warm glow. The borders are full of Asters, Rudbeckias and these fantastic Kniphofia rooperi with their mouth-watering orange drumsticks. In the walled garden the tropical colours of Cannas, Amaranthus and Dahlias are keeping the show going and now that we’ve finally had … Finde mehr heraus
Up in Godinton’s attics, we keep an array of treasures, many of which are too delicate to be on public display: one such example of this is the beautiful silk wedding dress of The Honourable Lillie Bruce Ward (nee Partington), who married Robert Bruce Ward in 1897, and later bought the Godinton Estate in 1918. … Finde mehr heraus
My name is Sarah, and as the new intern here at Godinton, I’ll be taking over the running of the House & Estate blogs for the year, as well as setting up an ‘In Focus’ blog once a month to explore some of the fantastic objects and architecture within Godinton in a bit more depth. … Finde mehr heraus
Late summer is a great time for our Italian Garden filled with soft mauves and blues of late lavendar and Perovskia and the huge flowers of Buddleja ‘Dartmoor’. There’s lots of colour in the borders and apples and pears are starting to ripen in the Walled Garden. We’re also hoping to add banana cake to the … Finde mehr heraus
The cutting garden has filled with colour – roses, sweetpeas, Achillea and this wonderful Penstemon barbatus with its coral red flowers much more delicate than a lot of its cultivated cousins. Deadheading is keeping our volunteers busy in the rose garden and we’re trying to keep up with the pruning of spring flowering shrubs and … Finde mehr heraus
Der warme Sonnenschein und die jüngsten Schauer bewegen die Dinge im Garten im Galopp. Die Bartiris-Kollektion hat sich von einer umfassenden Renovierung erholt und blüht gut. Wir freuen uns sehr, unseren Neuzugang in der Long Border Iris "Godinton" zu sehen., bred by Iris of Sissinghurst. The peonies are all covered … Finde mehr heraus
The flowering season of ornamental cherries is short (especially if hit by bad weather) but stunning and this years display of magnolias and cherries is making up for the poor daffodil showing after last years dry season. We have scattered Scilla siberica bulbs around the garden and hope they will naturalise to give us … Finde mehr heraus
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