Gardens & Grounds

Our gardens are where English cottage charm meets thoughtful formal design. Here, nature is both nurtured and celebrated—roses climb ancient stone walls, vegetables grow in orderly raised beds, and wildflower meadows sway in the breeze beyond the formal parterre.

This is gardening as art and practice combined. Each season brings its own palette of colors and textures: spring bulbs giving way to summer's abundance, autumn's rich harvests, and winter's structural beauty. The garden is never truly dormant—it evolves, rests, and renews.

"The glory of gardening: hands in the dirt, head in the sun, heart with nature."— Alfred Austin

We believe in creating outdoor rooms—spaces with distinct purposes and moods. The formal garden invites contemplation with its symmetry and structure. The kitchen garden feeds both body and soul. The cutting garden provides flowers for every room in the house. And the meadow reminds us that sometimes the most beautiful gardens are the ones we design in partnership with nature.

This connection between indoor and outdoor living is essential. French doors open from the library onto the terrace. The kitchen overlooks the herb garden. Breakfast is taken in the conservatory, surrounded by potted citrus. The garden isn't separate from the home—it's an extension of it, a living, breathing part of daily life.