Tag Archives: Fanny Wilkinson

The Dunington-Grubbs

Posted on 03/06/2023 by The Garden History Blog

That’s an unusual title for a post unless you’re Canadian in which case you probably already know more than me. “Miss Lorrie Dunington is well known as a designer of gardens. This sounds a delightful profession, and, indeed, it is, … Continue reading →

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Flowers and a Duke open the gates…

Posted on 12/12/2020 by The Garden History Blog

Over the past few months we’ve examined the story of the London square, and the last post revealed the beginning of both a slow decline in status and tentative attempts to open them to the public. Today’s post is … Continue reading →