Voting is now open! If you have a moment, we would be grateful if you would please vote for Denmans as RHS Partner Garden of the Year 2021 -Feel Good Garden! If the challenges of the past year have taught [...]
‘One of the hardest things for a gardener to do is to pause in the cultivation of plants long enough to take stock of the lie of your own land. Even a new garden owner cannot wait to rush out, [...]
There are always seeds to be collected, cuttings to take, and plants to be divided. Sigrid Wichall has done it all at Denmans. Sigrid hard at work, pricking out columbine seedlings. We had always been regular visitors [...]
As part of a new occasional blog series ‘Meet the Maker’ we speak to artist Emily Ellen, a Sussex based watercolour illustrator whose cards we have recently started stocking in the Denmans Gift Shop. Art has been a constant [...]
‘To rely entirely on planting as the backbone of a garden for the whole year is asking too much.’ So wrote award-winning landscape designer John Brookes MBE (1933–2018) for House & Garden Magazine in 1963, in which he laid out [...]
The Walled Garden as it is this month, featuring Beschonaria yuccoides, Euphorbia wulfenii, tulips, and many other beautiful perennials, shrubs, and trees. When Mrs. Robinson left for a cruise through the Greek Islands on the 29th of April 1969, she [...]
We recently bought five unusual ferns to plant in the Nut Walk and they arrived this week, much to our excitement. Billed to grow over up to 2 metres tall and just under a metre wide, we think the ferns, [...]
PRESS RELEASE - March 2021 Denmans Garden to participate in the National Garden Scheme Open Days 2021 What better way is there this year to support Britain’s health care workers than spending time enjoying private gardens through the National Garden [...]
PRESS RELEASE – March 2021 RHS Partner Garden of the Year 2021 Feel Good Garden Are we your RHS Partner Garden of the Year 2021? If the challenges of the past year have taught us anything, they have [...]
‘In a sense, restoring the garden is part gardening, part archaeology, and part magic.’ Once neglected and closed to the public, Denmans Garden has undergone significant restoration in the past three and half years, an effort that has brought the [...]
