10 Hidden Creatures You Might Have Missed in London
London’s extraordinary sculpted creatures – great and small, historic and modern – are hiding in plain sight; easy to miss when the city is full of the bustle of human activity.
London’s extraordinary sculpted creatures – great and small, historic and modern – are hiding in plain sight; easy to miss when the city is full of the bustle of human activity.
In honour of William Wordworth, we contemplate daffodils and their place in our culture.
The National Trust was founded on 12 January 1895 by Octavia Hill, Sir Robert Hunter and Hardwicke Rawnsley.
As the nights grow shorter and the leaves get crispier, here are some of the best parks and gardens to visit this Autumn.
Here are just some of the historic public places in England named after Queen Victoria.
Jekyll’s planting schemes and their harmonious colour palettes, and use of traditional crafts, remain the quintessential essence of English-style.
In Victorian Britain public parks were developed to promote health and wellbeing, and bandstands became focal points for communal entertainment.
Discover more about the life of Georgian landscape designer Humphry Repton
Edward Kemp was one of the most prolific and influential landscape designers of the Victorian era.
These amazing English homes and gardens represent or have witnessed some of the most important historic events.