Winner of BBC’s Gardeners’ World Magazine, 2018 garden of the year
Home made teas and plants for sale all proceeds to NGS charities
Admission £5.00: children free
Directions
35 Turret Grove is in Clapham Old Town, a short walk from a range of coffee shops, restaurants and cafes.
Underground: Clapham Common (ten minutes’ walk)
National Rail: Wandsworth Road (five minutes’ walk)
Buses: 77 87 452 to Silverthorne Road
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It was announced today that Alan Titchmarsh, Diarmuid Gavin and Kate Gould have unanimously voted my garden as BBC Gardeners’ World Magazine, Garden of the Year 2018. I’m thrilled and overwhelmed. Read all about it at https://www.gardenersworld.com/plants/garden-of-the-year/ and in the November Issue of Gardeners’ World magazine.
http://turretgrove.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/01/GOTY_Wayne-Amiel-3.pdf
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There was much excitement in Turret Grove as I had the BBC’s Gardeners’ World team filming me and small garden
The Gardeners’ World team were so kind lovely that it was a delight spending the day with them. Watch this space for a date that it will be broadcast
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On Sunday 17th June I was interviewed on Broadcasting House on BBC Radio Four
It was so much fun taking about gardening on BH [Broadcasting House], as i’m Big Fan of Paddy and BH. Paddy was so sweet and made me feel so relaxed. I was delighted to asked to be on BH because can I talk about gardens and gardening for hours.
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Update on last year’s opening. We had record number of visitors. Over 240 people visited the garden and we rose just over £1,500 for the NGS Charities
We are delighted to be opening (again) for the NGS (National Open Garden Scheme) in 2019.
35 Turret Grove, Clapham Old Town, SW4 0ES
Teas, Pimms, Cakes & Plants for sale
All monies raised goes to the National Garden Scheme charities
Recycled glass sculpture by www.steveyeates.co.uk
For many the 4th of July was American Independence Day. But for us it was the day we opened the garden as part of the Garden Museum 2017 walking tours of Clapham gardens that raises funds to support the museum.
The tour of Clapham explored seven urban gardens that are owned by amateur gardeners, artists, architects, professional designers, garden writers and bloggers and community volunteers and range in size from tiny to the generous town gardens. As much as I’m looking forward to welcoming this group of 30 I had concerns because I understood a large number of them are professional gardeners and garden designers. But I needn’t had worried as they loved the garden and it was a joy sharing it with them.
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I also visited the wonderful gardens of Coleton Fishacre and what a time to visit. As high summer is the perfect time to see and explore this beautiful garden. The banks and borders were over flowing bright ribbons and swathes of colours. This all sits against a backdrop of stunning sea views. The Rill and walled Gardens are a pure joy and the hot border sang in the sunshine
see link: https://www.nationaltrust.org.uk/coleton-fishacre
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