Denmans Garden collaborates in a variety of ways with local artists and makers, be that through hosting events and workshops, showcasing work in the gift shop and garden or through providing inspiration and materials. As part of an occasional series, [...]
Above: Amanda's muti-award winning Rectory Garden. Denmans Garden, where John Brookes MBE lived from 1980 until he passed in 2018, was also the location of his Clock House School of Garden Design. An integral part of preserving and maintaining [...]
One of the partners we have been lucky enough to work with over the past couple of years is the London College of Garden Design and this autumn one of LCDG's short two-day courses which focuses on gardens for wellbeing [...]
As summer draws to a close, we mark the final quarter of artist Jo Dowers’ residency at Denmans Garden and the anticipation of her forthcoming exhibition… Over the summer months the garden changes dramatically from week to week. With the [...]
John Brookes had an affinity for a North American native perennial with the unusual name of ‘pokeweed’ (Phytolacca americana) which he planted some time ago in the garden. An herbaceous perennial that grows more than 4 feet high at Denmans, [...]
Above: Mrs Robinson's pomegranate tree hangs over the eight-foot brick wall that forms the north border of the Walled Garden. We don’t know when Joyce Robinson planted her pomegranate tree (Punica granatum) but we think it must at least 40 [...]
On 30th September a special performance of Mozart’s opera Don Giovanni presented by City Music Services will be given at Denmans Garden. A clever and condensed adaptation of Don Giovanni featuring a pro-am cast of singers accompanied by piano, the opera [...]
Denmans Garden collaborates in a variety of ways with local artists and makers, be that through hosting events and workshops, showcasing work in the gift shop and garden or through providing inspiration and materials. As part of an occasional series, [...]
Above: A broad variety of perennials and blooming shrubs and trees attract bees year-round at Denmans. Here yellow and silver Verbascum bombyciferum, nectar-rich, flourish in the dry riverbeds. Denmans has an abundance of plants that are attractive to bees; lavender, salvia, verbascum, echinacea, [...]
Between April and June there are so many changes in the garden as it springs into life. As an artist there is such an abundance of visual information at Denmans at this time of year making it hard to know [...]
