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Bulletin a New Organisation It Is Unable to Take on Any Extra Financial Responsibility The P&GUK trustees have been exploring the possibility of merging with or becoming part of another institution that will preserve and develop the database. An obvious partner was the newly formed Gardens Trust but as Bulletin a new organisation it is unable to take on any extra financial responsibility. P&GUK has SUMMER 2016 engaged in detailed discussions with MERL (The Museum of English Rural Life, that is Parks & Gardens UK supported by the University of Reading) and with the Hestercombe Gardens Trust. Already Update planning to extend its existing activities, the Avon Gardens Trust, along with many other Hestercombe Gardens Trust has welcomed County Gardens Trusts, has been an active the possibility of taking over P&GUK and and continuing contributor to the Parks & maintaining and developing the database. Gardens UK database. The database was created in 2005 with the support of a grant of nearly £1 million from the Heritage Lottery Fund and is now an important resource for all those interested in historic parks, gardens and designed landscapes in the United Kingdom. It currently holds over 9,000 records for parks and gardens, 2,100 biographies of associated people, special sites dealing with topics of current interest, such as the Lancelot ‘Capability’ Brown tercentenary, maps, modern and historic photographs and images. The future of the database is now uncertain That being so, P&GUK has obtained a grant as it was created on the basis that it would from Historic England to cover running offer open access (i.e. without charge) to costs for the next few months and is now users but P&GUK can no longer afford the applying to the Heritage Lottery Fund for £22,000 a year required to maintain and transition funding to enable them to advance run it. While they have obtained occasional negotiations with the Hestercombe Gardens grants for upgrading the software and Trust. In the meantime, updating and making it more user-friendly, it is increasingly management of the database and website difficult to obtain a grant for day-to-day will continue. running expenses and for the general Avon Gardens Trust will, of course, keep our development of the database. Their own members informed of progress. resources will be exhausted by the end Ros Delany of September this year. The database is www.parksandgardens.org undoubtedly an important research tool and should they cease to operate not only will the initial investment of close on £1 million Annual Report be lost but so will the considerable input by & Financial Statements CGTs and many other contributors. inside Chairman’s Welcome At the beginning of June, I made my first plants. It is perhaps not surprising that The visit to the Literary Festival at Hay-on-Wye. Daily Telegraph recently listed this garden in In one very enjoyable afternoon I listened to its Top Ten of best Dutch-influenced gardens. three speakers, all of whom were gardeners On Wednesday 7 September we have an and/or garden historians. Thomas Pakenham all-day coach visit. The ‘New Perennial’ spoke on The Company of Trees, Vanessa theme is continued in the morning with a Berridge promoted her book The Princess’s visit to Durslade Farm near Bruton, home Garden: Royal Intrigue and the Untold Story of the Hauser & Wirth Gallery, to look at the of Kew and Monty Don was in conversation garden designed by Piet Oudolf, the Dutch with Helena Attlee. landscape designer. A contrast is provided in Monty and Helena were celebrating the afternoon with our visit to Pen Mill Farm, Eighteenth Century Gardens and the a romantic garden with acid-loving mature Landscape Movement by discussing the trees and shrubs in a secluded valley. work of William Kent, Lancelot ‘Capability’ Along with my fellow committee members, Brown and Humphry Repton. I look forward to meeting as many Trust It was by no means an academic approach members as can come along to either of discussing these three influential people but these visits. more a light hearted look at them and their Ros Delany achievements. A snippet that emerged was the fact that Monty had approached the BBC to see if they would commission a programme Our Annual Accounts about Brown in his tercentenary year, but A note from the Treasurer they declined. Whatever the reason it does Our income rose by £550 to £5,358, mainly due to Anne and Peter Hills generous donation of seems a shame that a golden opportunity the proceeds from opening their garden at Little to bring Brown and his work to a wider Naish last year. Meanwhile our expenditure fell audience via the small screen was missed. by £2,685 to £3,213. The result was an addition of £2,145 to our funds. Our AGM will be held on Saturday 6 August Tony Merriman at Lady Farm, to the south of Bristol. This farmhouse garden was one of the first to take up the ‘New Perennial’ continental style of planting in the mid 90s with its signature schemes of swathes of grasses, low Registered Charity No. 900377 Company No. 2357099 perennials and drifts of taller, prairie-style CREATE Centre, Smeaton Road, Bristol BS1 6XN Chairman: Ros Delany 01275 371398 Remember... [email protected] Renewal date for membership is 1st July. Membership Sec.: Anne Merriman 01934 833619 Please send your cheque to the Membership [email protected] Secretary at Danby, 22 The Causeway, Danby, The Causeway, Congresbury, Bristol BS49 5DJ Congresbury, Bristol BS49 5DJ Please consider setting up a Bankers Order Trust publications are edited by or paying by BACS. For any membership Emma Jones 0117 239 9715 queries please contact Anne Merriman, [email protected] Telephone 01934 833619 [email protected] www.avongardenstrust.org.uk 2 3 Members £30, guests £32 including Avon Gardens Trust Events entrance fees, morning coffee, lunch and afternoon tea. Please book by Friday Members £10, guests £12. Please book 2 September using the form at the by Wednesday 3 August using the form back of this Bulletin. at the back of this Bulletin. The Coach departs at 9.00am from Little If you are attending the AGM only, Naish, Clapton in Gordano BS20 7RZ. there is no charge. Hauser & Wirth There is ample parking at Little Naish. Lady Farm, Chelwood, Somerset BS39 4NN to frame the view of the garden for visitors www.ladyfarm.com as they leave the buildings. The surrounding Full details in the next Bulletin... Peggy Stembridge Durslade Farm hedges provide a sense of enclosure, whilst Lunch and Lecture the views of the hills and fields beyond remain Garden Visit and AGM Thursday 10 November & Pen Mill Farm visible. A series of paths cut through the A light buffet lunch at the Clifton Cathedral Lady Farm, Chelwood Day trip by coach to Hauser & Wirth Gallery at vegetation, inviting visitors to wander through Saturday 6 August, 2pm Durslade Farm and Pen Mill Farm, Somerset followed by a talk from Margie Hoffnung about the garden. Oudolf’s landscaping design Rosemary Verey. In the nine years since AGT’s last visit, the Wednesday 7 September continues around the buildings including 12 acre garden has seen many changes. the inner cloister courtyard, where the old The AGM will be in the tea room overlooking buildings meet the new. the garden which we can explore on a tour www.hauserwirthsomerset.com Dates for your Diary afterwards. Created by Judy Pearce, Judy Our next visit is to Pen Mill Farm where we shall will talk about the changes she’s made have lunch. The romantic two and a half acre Lenses on a Landscape Genius before we step out to the garden with its garden here has been tended by the FitzGerald An Exciting Contemporary natural springs feeding lakes, wildflower family since the mid 1960s. The owners will Photography Exhibition meadow, shaded walks, ‘prairie’ and take us on a guided tour of this plantsman’s Until 29 July 2016 ‘steppe’ style planting in amongst formal Hauser & Wirth garden which contains many mature and The Radic Pavilion at Durslade Farm Capability Brown works as seen through borders and vistas in the rolling landscape. unusual acid-loving plants that flourish in the In the morning we will visit Durslade Farm, near the eyes of leading contemporary sheltered valley. A cascading stream links a Bruton, home of Hauser & Wirth, the internationally photographers their personal creative series of ponds and flows down to the lake. acclaimed fine arts gallery. After coffee, we response to his world-famous legacy. When we visit, the garden should be a riot of will have time to explore the gallery and visit The Building Centre, 26 Store Street, colour as the four large herbaceous borders the gardens designed by the world renowned Fitzrovia, London WC1E 7BT Dutch landscape designer, Piet Oudolf. come to life with rudbeckia, helenium and salvias. More than 50 different salvias are www.buildingcentre.co.uk The Hauser & Wirth Gallery is regarded by grown and some are often for sale. Our visit many as the next Guggenheim. In the twenty concludes with tea and refreshments. or so years of its existence, it has opened Cambridgeshire Gardens Trust branches first in Zurich, followed by London www.penmillfarm.co.uk in association with The Gardens Trust and New York, it has established itself as a serious player in the commercial art world. Tercentenary Conference on Outside, the Oudolf Field has been designed Lancelot ‘Capability’ Brown and created by Piet Oudolf to the north of New Research Symposium the farmyard and new gallery buildings. This & The Gardens Trust AGM large perennial meadow is planted with a huge Thursday 1 - Sunday 4 September variety of species and the combination of plants Based at Robinson College, creates a certain softness making the planting Grange Road, Cambridge CB3 9AN.
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