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SUMMARY:A Tour of 2 Private Broadway Gardens: Court Farm & The Orchard Farm
DESCRIPTION:Broadway’s gardens have been the backdrop for artists\, writers\, actors and musicians for over a century. \nOn this walking tour of two famous private gardens with Marion Mako\, we shall hear about some of the stories behind those who created\, inhabited and visited them\, all looking their finest in June. \nMarion is a garden historian\, planting designer\, garden tour leader and lecturer at The London College of Garden Design. \nThis tour includes Court Farm & Orchard Farm …neighbouring prestigious properties on the Upper High Street in Broadway: \n\nCourt Farm: With many historic and artistic associations this garden may well have influenced the design of nearby Hidcote. Successive generations have all added their horticultural mark to this large garden with its huge herbaceous border and newly planted sundial bed.\nOrchard Farm: From Royal connections to great twentieth century design\, Orchard Farm continues to be sensitively restored by the current owners\, as well as introducing new and exciting design elements\n\nMarion’s design work focuses on planting\, taking inspiration from various historical styles\, a subject she also lectures on. As part of the series of The Historic Gardens of England\, she co-authored two books about the counties of Cheshire and Somerset. She has written books on the history of the late Duke of Westminster’s gardens at Eaton Hall and University of Bristol’s gardens\, as well as contributing to the Gardening website Gardenista. In addition Marion is researching the gardens of two large private estates\, creating legacy books for their owners\, as well as leading a wide variety of bespoke garden tours. She is also a Trustee for the Painswick Rococo Garden in Gloucestershire. \nwww.makogardens.co.uk \nNote there is an identical tour in the afternoon from 3:30-5:30pm \nTickets £25 \nTickets go on sale through the website at 10am on 26th January and 1 week earlier for benefactors of the festival who qualify for priority booking \nPlease note: Due to the intense interest in this event (and to make it fair for all) we are limiting the number of tickets any person can buy to 2.  If you buy more than 2 they will be refunded and put back up for sale. \nView photos from previous garden tours \n \n  \nGarden Historian Marion Mako \n \nImage credit © Britt Willoughby Dyer \n 
URL:https://broadwayartsfestival.com/event/a-tour-of-2-private-broadway-gardens-court-farm-orchard-farm/
LOCATION:Court Farm\, Court Farm\, Upper High Street\, Broadway\, Worcestershire\, WR12 7AW
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SUMMARY:A Tour of 2 Private Broadway Gardens: Court Farm & The Orchard Farm
DESCRIPTION:Broadway’s gardens have been the backdrop for artists\, writers\, actors and musicians for over a century. \nOn this walking tour of two famous private gardens with Marion Mako\, we shall hear about some of the stories behind those who created\, inhabited and visited them\, all looking their finest in June. \nMarion is a garden historian\, planting designer\, garden tour leader and lecturer at The London College of Garden Design. \nThis tour includes Court Farm & Orchard Farm …neighbouring prestigious properties on the Upper High Street in Broadway: \n\nCourt Farm: With many historic and artistic associations this garden may well have influenced the design of nearby Hidcote. Successive generations have all added their horticultural mark to this large garden with its huge herbaceous border and newly planted sundial bed.\nOrchard Farm: From Royal connections to great twentieth century design\, Orchard Farm continues to be sensitively restored by the current owners\, as well as introducing new and exciting design elements\n\nMarion’s design work focuses on planting\, taking inspiration from various historical styles\, a subject she also lectures on. As part of the series of The Historic Gardens of England\, she co-authored two books about the counties of Cheshire and Somerset. She has written books on the history of the late Duke of Westminster’s gardens at Eaton Hall and University of Bristol’s gardens\, as well as contributing to the Gardening website Gardenista. In addition Marion is researching the gardens of two large private estates\, creating legacy books for their owners\, as well as leading a wide variety of bespoke garden tours. She is also a Trustee for the Painswick Rococo Garden in Gloucestershire. \nwww.makogardens.co.uk \nNote there is an identical tour in the morning from 10:30am-12:30pm \nTickets £25  \nPlease note: Due to the intense interest in this event (and to make it fair for all) we are limiting the number of tickets any person can buy to 2.  If you buy more than 2 they will be refunded and put back up for sale. \nView photos from previous garden tours \nCourt Farm: \n \n \nOrchard Farm: \n \nGarden Historian Marion Mako \n \nImage credit © Britt Willoughby Dyer \n 
URL:https://broadwayartsfestival.com/event/a-tour-of-2-private-broadway-gardens-court-farm-theorchard-farm/
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SUMMARY:A Tour of 2 Private Gardens: Mill Hay & The Court Broadway
DESCRIPTION:On this walking tour of two prestigious private gardens with Marion Mako\, we shall hear about some of the stories behind those who created\, inhabited and visited them\, all looking their finest in June.\n\nThis garden tour will visit 2 exclusive gardens on the Snowshill Road on the outskirts of Broadway: \n\n\n\nMill Hay  (starting point)\nThe Court\n\nThe tour will start at Mill Hay\, a Queen Anne country house set in 3 acres of landscaped grounds with a trout lake and ancient rose gardens. The grounds are adjacent to the site of a water mill dating from the 12th century. \nAfter finishing the tour at Mill Hay\, there is a short 5 minute walk to The Court (next to St Eadburgha’s Church\, which is also worth a visit). \nThe beautiful gardens at The Court were designed by landscape designer\, horticulturist and writer\, Dan Pearson\, and are set in 6 acres behind a high stone wall and bounded on one side by a very impressive topiary yew tunnel. The formal gardens include herbaceous borders\, a kitchen garden with raised beds and fruit cages\, a parterre and a large lawn leading down to the brook and the fields and wildlife lake beyond. Other areas are planted with ornamental willows and wild flowers. \nMarion Mako will be leading the tours and is a freelance garden historian and designer who has worked in both the UK and USA. \nHer design work focuses on planting\, taking inspiration from various historical styles\, a subject she also lectures on at The London College of Garden Design. As part of the series of The Historic Gardens of England\, she co-authored two books about the counties of Cheshire and Somerset. She has written books on the history of the late Duke of Westminster’s gardens at Eaton Hall and University of Bristol’s gardens\, as well as contributing to the gardening website Gardenista. In addition Marion is researching the gardens of two large private estates\, creating legacy books for their owners\, as well as leading a wide variety of bespoke garden tours. She is also a Trustee for the Painswick Rococo Garden in Gloucestershire. \nTickets £25 \nDue to the intense interest in this event\, and to make it fair for all\, we are limiting the number of tickets any person can buy to two. If you buy more than two tickets for this event they will be refunded (less the booking fees) and put back up for sale. \nTickets go on sale through the website at 10am on Monday 26th January and 1 week earlier for benefactors who benefit from priority booking. \n  \nMill Hay Gardens & Lake \n \n  \n \n  \nGardens at The Court in Broadway \n  \n \n 
URL:https://broadwayartsfestival.com/event/a-tour-of-2-private-gardens-mill-hay-the-court-broadway/
LOCATION:Mill Hay\, WR12 7JS\, United Kingdom
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SUMMARY:A Tour of 2 Private Gardens: Mill Hay & The Court Broadway
DESCRIPTION:On this walking tour of two prestigious private gardens with Marion Mako\, we shall hear about some of the stories behind those who created\, inhabited and visited them\, all looking their finest in June. \nThis garden tour will visit 2 exclusive gardens on the Snowshill Road on the outskirts of Broadway: \n\n\n\nMill Hay  (starting point)\nThe Court\n\nThe tour will start at Mill Hay\, a Queen Anne country house set in 3 acres of landscaped grounds with a trout lake and ancient rose gardens. The grounds are adjacent to the site of a water mill dating from the 12th century. \nAfter finishing the tour at Mill Hay\, there is a short 5 minute walk to The Court (next to St Eadburgha’s Church\, which is also worth a visit). \nThe beautiful gardens at The Court were designed by landscape designer\, horticulturist and writer\, Dan Pearson\, and are set in 6 acres behind a high stone wall and bounded on one side by a very impressive topiary yew tunnel. The formal gardens include herbaceous borders\, a kitchen garden with raised beds and fruit cages\, a parterre and a large lawn leading down to the brook and the fields and wildlife lake beyond. Other areas are planted with ornamental willows and wild flowers. \nMarion Mako will be leading the tours and is a freelance garden historian and designer who has worked in both the UK and USA. \nHer design work focuses on planting\, taking inspiration from various historical styles\, a subject she also lectures on at The London College of Garden Design. As part of the series of The Historic Gardens of England\, she co-authored two books about the counties of Cheshire and Somerset. She has written books on the history of the late Duke of Westminster’s gardens at Eaton Hall and University of Bristol’s gardens\, as well as contributing to the gardening website Gardenista. In addition Marion is researching the gardens of two large private estates\, creating legacy books for their owners\, as well as leading a wide variety of bespoke garden tours. She is also a Trustee for the Painswick Rococo Garden in Gloucestershire. \nTickets £25 \nDue to the intense interest in this event\, and to make it fair for all\, we are limiting the number of tickets any person can buy to two. If you buy more than two tickets for this event they will be refunded (less the booking fees) and put back up for sale. \nTickets go on sale through the website at 10am on Monday 26th January and 1 week earlier for benefactors who benefit from priority booking. \n  \nMill Hay Gardens & Lake \n \n  \n \n  \nGardens at The Court in Broadway \n  \n \n 
URL:https://broadwayartsfestival.com/event/a-tour-of-2-private-gardens-mill-hay-the-court-broadway-2/
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SUMMARY:Stanway House & Fountain: Private Tour & Talk
DESCRIPTION:Join us for a private tour of Stanway House and the famous water gardens.  An outstanding Jacobean Manor House\, since 1533 Stanway House has been the home of The Tracys of Stanway and their descendants the Earl of Wemyss. \nHome of the Earls of Wemyss\, it has many literary and artistic connections – J M Barrie\, creator of Peter Pan\, was a frequent visitor\, and donated the cricket pavilion\, Lady Elcho and her two sisters were the subject of Sargent’s The Wyndham Sisters\, and more recently\, the house features in Armistead Maupin’s Tales of the City series. An ancestor of the current Earl wrote biographies of John Singer Sargent and Edmund Gosse.\n\nAfter the talk and tour of the house\, you will be able to wander the grounds and marvel at the amazing gravity fountain which has been recorded at 300ft\, the highest in the world!\nFree parking on site\nTickets: £25 (Limited to 30 Places) \nDue to the intense interest in this event\, and to make it fair for all\, we are limiting the number of tickets any person can buy to two. If you buy more than two tickets for this event they will be refunded (less the booking fees) and put back up for sale. \n  \nThe famous 300ft gravity fountain \n\n \n 
URL:https://broadwayartsfestival.com/event/stanway-house-fountain-private-tour-talk-july2026/
LOCATION:Stanway House & Water Gardens\, Stanway\, Gloucestershire\, GL54 5PQ\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:Gardens,Guided Walks,Literary Tour
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SUMMARY:Stanway House & Fountain: Private Tour & Talk
DESCRIPTION:Join us for a private tour of Stanway House and the famous water gardens.  An outstanding Jacobean Manor House\, since 1533 Stanway House has been the home of The Tracys of Stanway and their descendants the Earl of Wemyss. \nHome of the Earls of Wemyss\, it has many literary and artistic connections – J M Barrie\, creator of Peter Pan\, was a frequent visitor\, and donated the cricket pavilion\, Lady Elcho and her two sisters were the subject of Sargent’s The Wyndham Sisters\, and more recently\, the house features in Armistead Maupin’s Tales of the City series. An ancestor of the current Earl wrote biographies of John Singer Sargent and Edmund Gosse.\n\nAfter the talk and tour of the house\, you will be able to wander the grounds and marvel at the amazing gravity fountain which has been recorded at 300ft\, the highest in the world!\nFree parking on site\nTickets: £25 (Limited to 30 Places) On sale through the website at 10am on 26th January and 1 week earlier for benefactors of the festival who qualify for priority booking \nDue to the intense interest in this event\, and to make it fair for all\, we are limiting the number of tickets any person can buy to two. If you buy more than two tickets for this event they will be refunded (less the booking fees) and put back up for sale. \n 
URL:https://broadwayartsfestival.com/event/stanway-house-fountain-private-tour-talk-july20262/
LOCATION:Stanway House & Water Gardens\, Stanway\, Gloucestershire\, GL54 5PQ\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:Gardens,Guided Walks,Literary Tour
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