A garden in Norfolk
For an Elizabethan hall
Arriving at this extraordinary, romantic hall in north Norfolk
we found only minimal remains of the Tudor garden which we know
once existed. Our brief was not to re-create those gardens but to
design something new, which had echoes of its history. The
garden was on three main levels, but there was no longer a
connection between them. We put in steps to physically link the
areas but also designed elements that visually draw the garden
together. Topiary and oak are used in different ways throughout,
and are softened with wild flowers or musky herb and herbaceous
under-planting.
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