So good to have my first lake swim of the year after a hot day working in the garden @AshburnhamPlace Thankful to Capability Brown for deciding a lake was needed here! @BrownCapability#wildswimming
Back in 1979, The Front Garden showcased three gardeners' extraordinaire - Mrs Barnes who tended a graveyard garden in Castleton, Derbyshire and Mr & Mrs Harrison, torch-bearers to Capability Brown at the majestic Brocklesby Park in North Lincolnshire.
Join us for a guided walk to the Panorama Tower next Thursday 21st March. Meet our volunteer walk leader & set out from the visitor centre at 11am; £7.50 per person (booking essential/normal admission applies).
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📷 Katherine Alker
“Your Dryads must go into black gloves, Madam. Their father-in-law Lady Nature’s second husband, is dead! Mr Brown dropped down at his own door yesterday” wrote Horace Walpole to Lady Ossory on 7th February 1783. #OTD#OnThisDay#CapabilityBrown
Oh frosty days! It's a time to pull on your woolly hats, breath in the crisp winter air and take in views like these, where the trees stand out against a carpet of frost across the landscape. Probably followed by a hot cuppa in the café.
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📸NT/ J Hubble
New book by Advolly Richmond: Short History of Flowers: The stories that make our gardens - unraveling the surprising histories of 60 flowers that shape our gardens ... read more 👇
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Listen to the beautiful voices of The Royal Birmingham Conservatoire Chamber Choir in the historic setting of our Capability Chapel before enjoying a festive drink and sweet treat and exploring our art galleries and exhibition.
Book now for 16 December: https://t.co/RDfyzVa5ME
It's #NationalTreeWeek and this is Croome's oldest tree at around 700 years old.
We've carried out work to preserve and protect this English oak, including propping a major limb to ensure it stays attached and surrounding it with a hand crafted fence.
📸 NT/Hugh Warwick
A surprise calf has been born at Croome. Named 'Capability' by Rob, our tenant farmer, after the eighteenth-century landscape designer 'Capability' Brown who created the landscape at Croome today. The calf looks black here but it is brown... 'Capability' Brown.
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Hallingbury Place, Essex, demolished 1926, has its c1750s Grade II* Shell House restored, possibly designed by Capability Brown @BrownCapability, two miles away @NationalTrust Hatfield Forest @NTEssex.
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