This week on The Horti-Culturalists we are very fortunate to be visiting a surviving Edna Walling garden first designed and planted in 1925. It forms part of the larger garden called Durrol which dates back to the 1870's and has been in the same family ownership since 1919! Many thanks to the kind owners and head gardener who allowed us to roam this fabulous garden and bring it to you. We'll take a look at the greater garden first before heading to the Edna Walling designed part and learning more about her extraordinary career and the key elements that make a garden typically hers. There's also three plants that Stephen is quite puzzled by in the context of Edna's planting history so we'll look at those in more depth. And if you're interested in some of the other historic gardens we've visited you can see them in the playlist here: [ Ссылка ]
The three plants that intrigued Stephen in this garden are:
Cordyline indivisa
Aralia elata
Enkianthus perulatus
