Monthly Archives: March 2014

A Surprise at Southend 3….

Posted on 06/03/2014 by The Garden History Blog

Just to prove that garden history doesn’t always have to be about stately homes, statues of Queen Victoria or 18thc planting schemes, the real surprise at Southend was nestling in the undergrowth at the foot of the cliffs. Don’t read … Continue reading →

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A Surprise at Southend 2…..

Posted on 03/03/2014 by The Garden History Blog

Having wandered up through the Cliff Gardens there were three more surprises in store for me. I saw the first as I reached the top of the cliff path when I was greeted by sight of Prittlewell Square, a … Continue reading →