Sissinghurst - Rose Garden area - 1

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rose garden

Formerly cabbage allotments, the Rose Garden is now one of the best loved parts of Sissinghurst. The centre circular lawn and hedge was designed by Harold. Because of the old-fashioned varieties of roses selected by Vita, the garden is at its best for a relatively short period from the end of May until early July. But these photographs show the garden can be a delight at any time of the year.


near rose garden


near rose garden


near rose garden


near rose garden towards Tower

A view of the Tower.


rose garden

This path leads to the centre of the Rose Garden from Yew Walk and the Tower Lawn.


rose garden

And looking back in the other direction.


photogenic gate

The gates and arches offer tantalising views of the Front Courtyard.


Rose garden


Rose garden


Rose garden

To the extreme left of this picture is Lutyens' Bench. The wall here was built in 1935.


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