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Name:	alison
Gender:	Female

County:	Norfolk
UK Region:	South East

Member Type:	Professional Gardener
A Bit About Me:	I work at Bressingham Gardens. Am a member of the Ramblers Association and volunteer regularly for the National Trust.

stephenjwhite - 7:56 PM on 11 June 2008	reply \| message
Thanks for the extra piccies - I remember the 'island beds' - all the rage at the time, as I expected, the trees are a lot bigger!! Mental note to self to visit when I am up your way. Best regards

davidia - 6:50 PM on 11 June 2008	reply \| message
Yes, i shall when i get time as it takes ages. Bressingham is a great place, you should go and visit. I work mainly on Adrian Blooms Foggy Bottom garden which is over 40years old. There are a fantastic assortment of gardens at Bressingham and the variety of plants is staggering. Definately a garden and plants enthusiasts paradise! :-)

stephenjwhite - 6:37 PM on 11 June 2008	reply \| message
Great to see a picture of Bressingham Gardens - haven't been there since I was a student in the 60's! I expect it has changed a bit and the trees will be somewhat larger!! Do post more.

stephenjwhite - 9:00 AM on 11 June 2008	reply \| message
Welcome aboard the Garden History group. Do feel free to add to the first topic with ideas about your favourite historic gardens and perhaps also think about starting a new discussion topic? Spread the word - garden history is important - to me anyway!!