History in the making. By the time the RHS staged the first Chelsea Flower Show, in 1913, Lawrence Johnston had just begun developing the land around Hidcote Manor, in Gloucestershire.

Hidcote Manor Garden, Today’s gardeners and designers throw around the term ‘garden room’ but you don’t know garden rooms until you’ve seen Hidcote Manor. This National Trust garden was ...

Today’s gardeners and designers throw around the term ‘garden room’ but you don’t know garden rooms until you’ve seen Hidcote Manor. This National Trust garden was created by Lawrence ...

More than 100,000 visitors pass through the gates of Hidcote Manor each year because, a century after it was begun, it has become one of the most famous and influential gardens in the world. The ...

Ethne Clarke's Hidcote, the Making of a Garden will be republished next year by WW Norton, New York. Hidcote Manor Garden (01386 438333; www.nationaltrust.org.uk ). Open daily, 10am-6pm (except ...

AN increase of more than 10 per cent in visitors to the National Trust's Hidcote Manor Gardens last year has been attributed to a combination of… ...

Wisteria by the white seat at the end of The Rose Walk at Hidcote Manor • The top ten gardens to see wisteria in bloom Picture: ... Design: Judy Pearce Picture: ...

Hidcote, started by Major ... the horticultural elite raving over its design and planting schemes. ... Hidcote Manor Garden is open daily from 10am to 6pm. Adults £9.05, children £4.54.

According to the late, great gardening writer Fred Whitsey, nothing has had a greater influence on garden design in the 20th century than Hidcote Manor Garden in the Cotswolds.

History in the making. By the time the RHS staged the first Chelsea Flower Show, in 1913, Lawrence Johnston had just begun developing the land around Hidcote Manor, in Gloucestershire.