British Gardens in Time - Biddulph Grange

British Gardens in Time †“ The Mini Series sees author Katie Campbell examine four iconic gardens; Stowe, Biddulph Grange, Nymans and Great Dixter in an easy-to-read digital format.

 

The second in the series looks at the Victorian masterpiece that is Biddulph Grange. Created by James Bateman in the 19th century, the gardens take inspiration from locations as diverse as Italy, Egypt, China and the Himalayas.

 

Taken from British Gardens in Time - The Greatest Gardens and the People Who Shaped Them these digital exclusives weave the stories of these four exemplary gardens into a history of British gardening from the earliest cultivated spaces to the present day, exploring trends, influences and pioneers. Fascinating historic detail and atmospheric storytelling make these compelling reads.

 

The digital mini series include a foreword from celebrated gardener and television presenter Chris Beardshaw as well as specially commissioned photography by Nathan Harrison. Please note they do not include the introduction that features in the print edition.