Here is what’s been happening lately at Kathy Brown’s Garden…
What’s New for 2020
February 2nd 2020
Our lovely old beech tree started splitting last year and was deemed unsafe so it was removed. It has opened up a lovely view over the Great Ouse Valley. We may sow sanfoin seed in the spot in April to attract the bees.
Two leylandii were removed from the bottom of the drive last year and we are slowly cultivating the area. Although we removed the main trunks, the roots remain so gardening is tricky. However we are persevering and have planted roses, alliums and moved lots of agapanthus. All will take time to establish but it is a beginning!
A new border has been created near the walnut tree at the edge of the main lawn. I am enjoying the opportunity to create a softly coloured pink, grey and white border which has the background of ornamental grasses in the Monet Borders behind.
NATION’S FAVOURITE GARDEN – REGIONAL WINNERS!
We are thrilled and humbled to be voted Regional winners for the East of England in the Nations Favourite Garden competition run by the English Garden Magazine and the National Garden Scheme. Thank you so much to all those who supported us. Our garden has been opened in support of NGS charities for the last…
We’re now on Candide
If you’d like to find out a little more about Kathy Brown’s Garden before you visit, you can also find us on the Candide Gardening App a great free app for gardeners to find inspiration and knowledge. Simply download the app, search for Kathy Brown’s Garden then you have the choice of listening to us, Kathy and Simon, talk about…