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Jonathan Moseley Gets To Explore Some Of Our Glorious Gardens

Jonathan Moseley explores some of our glorious gardens

Date Posted: Wednesday 29th Sep 2021

We invited celebrated floral designer Jonathan Moseley to explore two of our glorious gardens for the first time, and create some floral arrangements with the flowers and foliage he discovered.

Himalayan Garden and Sculpture Park Small

When we heard Jonathon had not yet been to the Himalayan Garden and Sculpture Park, well the opportunity seemed too good to miss! This beautiful yet secluded spot, situated within its own little valley is the perfect spot for the many rhododendron, azalea and other Himalayan plantings to which it is home. The carefully curated landscape has also been enriched with over 80 sculptures with new works being added every year.

Beningbrough National Trust Images Paul Harris Small

Beningbrough Hall, Gallery and Gardens is home to a beautiful walled garden that provides year round interest. Combined with the herbaceous borders and cutting beds, this was the obvious next place to let Jonathan loose with his secateurs and a ‘licence to snip’. See how the breadth of colours and foliage inspired him to get creative below.

Both of these distinctive gardens are still open, with Beningbrough Hall opening throughout the year. The Himalayan Sculpture Garden is open until the end of October.