14.04.21
Unforgettable Gardens, Wales – Plas Cadnant
This talk is the second in our series on Weds @ 7 presented in association with Welsh Historic Gardens Trust £5 each or all 4 for £16... continue
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13.04.21
Garden Archaeology – Oxfordshire’s Lost Wonders
This talk is the second in our online series exploring current archaeology with a 17th century bias on Tues @ 10 from April 6th.... continue
13.04.21
The English Landscape Revolution
The 18th-century English Landscape Movement pioneered a radical new approach to sculpting and farming the land which gives great inspiration for the issues we face today. In this online talk Kim Wilkie traces this development through looking at some of the projects he has worked on, from the gardens of great country houses to humble […]
12.04.21
Other Voices in Garden History
10 weekly on-line lectures Mondays @ 6 starting April 12th, celebrating other garden voices: £5 each or all 10 for £40 (students £15)... continue
12.04.21
Other Voices in Garden History – Guns and Roses
The first in a 10-part lecture series, celebrating the voices beginning to be heard, online once a week on Mondays at 6 pm.... continue
22.03.21
What is Wild?
Winter Lecture Series 2020/21 organised jointly by The Gardens Trust and The London Gardens Trust Monday, 22 March 2021, 6-7pm What is Wild? Dr Kim Wilkie, Landscape Architect Wild has become... continue
08.03.21
Crystal Palace Park – not such a dinosaur: a public park in the 21st century
Winter Lecture Series 2020/21 organised jointly by The Gardens Trust and The London Gardens Trust Monday, 8 March 2021, 6-7pm Kathryn Whitmore, Associate Landscape Architect, AECOM; Lizzi Hewett-Brown,... continue
23.02.21
Ruins in the Landscape: a zoom lecture by Dr Twigs Way
From hermitages to ruined abbeys, headless statues to wellheads, we scatter ruins through our gardens and designed landscapes. The Romans were the first to incorporate ruins in gardens and now we create gardens around Roman ruins. But what is the fascination with incorporating the old in the new?