A glorious scheme inspired by the colours of Tibet
Divided into old and new, the Cottage Garden is comprised of two distinctive planting styles. Inspired by the vibrant colours of Tibetan silks, the New Cottage Garden has an exuberant yellow, pink and blue theme and is planted with a mixture of trees, shrubs and herbaceous plants.
Divided into old and new, the Cottage Garden is comprised of two distinctive planting styles. Inspired by the vibrant colours of Tibetan silks, the New Cottage Garden has an exuberant yellow, pink and blue theme.
The Old Cottage Garden, meanwhile, is of classic English quintessence with a planting scheme designed by The Prince and the late Rosemary Verey OBE. A mixture of trees, shrubs, herbaceous plants and bulbs provide year-round colour, while the oak summer house, designed by the Prince and Mark Hoare, offers structural interest and reams of charm.
A toddler Prince Harry was once found hiding in this urn.
A central drift of the resilient Salvia memorosa 'Lubecca'.
Repeated clusters of Hebe rakaiensis guard the corners of the Cottage Garden.
THE SALE OF HIGHGROVE PRODUCTS, GARDEN TOURS AND EVENTS SUPPORT AND ENABLE THE LIFE AND WORK OF THE PRINCE’S FOUNDATION.