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Triumphant tulips! 🌷 Join us tomorrow for our next online talk and discover the inspiring story of Ulting Wick in Essex.
Book your tickets here: ngs.org.uk/shop/online-events/triumphant-tulips-li…
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Our first online talk in our latest series is tomorrow evening (Tuesday 2nd February at 7pm GMT). There are still a few tickets available for Goodnestone, the story of a garden which can be booked here - ngs.org.uk/shop/online-events/goodnestone-the-stor…
National Garden Scheme Chief Executive was born and brought up at Goodnestone Park in Kent and his early years witnessed the restoration of the garden by his parents following years of wartime neglect and damage. Today it is one of the most admired gardens in the country, extending to some 12 acres around the elegant 18th-century house. It was the garden at Goodnestone which inspired George’s career as a garden writer and, most recently as Chief Executive of the National Garden Scheme for the past ten years. In his talk George will unveil the garden’s long history, highlighting the contributions of different members of his family, detailing many of the plants which today give so much of the garden’s interest and bringing it all to life with personal anecdotes and stories.
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If you enjoy our Virtual Garden Visits then you will love our series of online talks. Starting on Tuesday 2nd February we are hearing the stories of some of our most distinguished gardens including Goodnestone, Copton Ash - famous for snowdrops, Ordnance House, Hurdley Hall and Ulting Wick - famous for tulips.
Be inspired by inspirational transformations and tips and take the opportunity to ask questions of the garden owners themselves.
For more details and to book tickets visit ngs.org.uk/online-events/
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The National Garden Scheme gives visitors unique access to over 3,600 exceptional private gardens in England and Wales, and raises impressive amounts of money for nursing and health charities. During the lockdown of 2020 our ever resourceful garden owners created films of their gardens so we could keep the garden gates open online.