A small, romantic, traditional garden inspired by Edwardian country gardens. Approx 85ft long with a manicured and striped lawn. Planting inc peonies, myrtle, clematis, old roses, fennel, lavender, and crab apples. The lawn is cut using a Ransomes Ajax (one on display at The Garden Museum). Hazel features at the end of the garden and was planted in 1900 (the house is called Hazeldene).
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I moved to the house thirty years ago, inheriting a well established but over-grown garden. Sadly, over the last decade I have lost a number of pre-war shrubs and trees. Rising to the challenge I have planted new shrubs and trees (crab apples) and my aim was to improve and provide a manicured and striped lawn. I hope that I have retained much of the pre-war feel and visitors will find a much loved and well tended garden (and a couple of cats!).
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116 Whitton Road,
Hounslow,
Middlesex,
TW3 2EP
Directions to 116 Whitton Road
Hounslow stn, 5 min walk. 281 bus passes outside. Unrestricted parking on local roads.
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Sorry, 116 Whitton Road does not yet accommodate wheelchair users.
116 Whitton Road is not explicitly a wildlife garden, but you may still find various indigenous flora and fauna.
