The rejuvenation of a garden
A 17th century farmhouse in Devon
Sited in the rolling hills of Devon, this ancient house already
had the structure of a walled garden attached to the house. Over
time entrances had been moved and the impact of the space was lost.
We re-established the main route into the house, forming an outer
court by planting ancient espalier pears and commissioning a
bespoke oak gate, inspired by wooden spindles from within the
house, as the main entrance through the walls. The front court
itself is now filled with fragrant lavender, violas, geraniums, and
mature yew topiaries, and is surrounded by orchards, wildflower
meadows and a kitchen garden of raised beds and architectural oak
fruit cages.
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