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…Hertfordshire. The Buildings of England. New Haven: Yale University Press. Historic England.MULBERRY TREE COTTAGE. [Online] Available from: https://historicengland.org.uk/listing/the-list/list-entry/1174660 Also Cited In Listing Grade II Listing Reference 1174660 Client Miss Plowden…
…was of a severity which plants could not soften. For both Lutyens and Miss Jekyll, Gledstone was the parting of the ways. (Amery et al, 1981, Cat no.263) Compared to…
…March 1916. Miss Jekyll proposed the special feature of Rosa Madame Plantier and pink China roses where the French and British graves meet. There are 224 British Empire burials. The…
…their use of grey pantiles. The castle interior has fine stone stairs and fireplaces with remarkable stone relief geometric designs. The gardens were planted by Miss Jekyll. (Amery et al.,…
…a sloping, irregular site and a product of the cooperation between Lutyens and Jekyll. Miss Jekyll originally proposed; for the perimeter shrub planting blackthorn, whitethorn, birch and hazel, skimmia, lauristinus,…
…(Essex Garden Trust, n.d.) Bibliography Essex Garden Trust.Warley Lea. [Online] Available from: https://static1.squarespace.com/static/56c43a1a01dbae7b426bbbc9/t/5e09497d41180e2960f1141b/1577666944178/Warley+Lea.pdf Also Cited In Listing Grade N/A Listing Reference Client Miss Ellen Willmott & Mrs Rose Berkeley (sisters)…
…unveiled on Easter Sunday (April 4) 1926 by the Vicar’s great friend Miss Frances Jeffcock during ‘Festal Mattins’ and dedicated by him. It originally stood on the north side of…
…needs. Princess Dolgorouki, the heiress, Miss Wilson, married a Russian prince and was renowned for her love of entertaining. She wanted a house in the Thames Valley for weekend river…
…Also Cited In Nairn, I., Pevsner, N. (1971) Surrey (Pevsner Architectural Guides: Buildings of England). 2nd edn. Yale University Press. Listing Grade II Listing Reference 1294784 Client Miss Susan Muir-Mackenzie…
…a high stone wall. Miss Jekyll described it as being ‘reminiscent of some of the small houses of good type built in England under Dutch influence in the early years…