A HISTORIC priory and country estate in Hampshire has a new £135,000 garden. A kitchen garden has been created at Mottisfont to bring food production and sustainability back to the site for the first ...

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The National Trust, the organisation dedicated to preserving the cultural and environmental treasures of the UK, has announced that a host of angels have taken up residence in the historic gardens of ...

Planted by the legendary horticulturist Graham Stuart Thomas, the 1,000 individual roses at this priory-turned-country house are considered his 'masterpiece' and bloom only once a year. Climbing over ...

As you walk through the gate into the walled garden at Mottisfont Abbey, even with your eyes shut there's no mistaking what sort of garden this is – the scent of roses hits you. Enclosed here, in ...

You are in: Hampshire > Places > Places Features > A legendary angler's sanctuary A sketch of the Mottisfont fishing hut Indy Almroth-Wright Tucked away in the grounds of Mottisfont Abbey along the ...

Thomas is also remembered for his work with old garden roses. It was while he worked as a nurseryman in Surrey that he was first smitten by the beauty of the old roses - Gallicas and Damasks like ...

The ghosts of Mottisfont House are as eccentric as the halls they walk. Medieval monks buried alongside their brothers, the famed artist who predicted his own death in World War II, and the ...

WITH the October half-term approaching, parents will be looking for ways to entertain their children during the school break. In Hampshire, the National Trust will be offering a host of activities ...

Tucked away in the grounds of Mottisfont Abbey along the fast-flowing waters of the River Test is a thatched, hobbit-style wooden fishing hut built over a century ago. Made from close-boarded logs, ...