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The beautiful garden at Barnsley House, created by Rosemary Verey, is one of England's finest and most famous gardens inc knot garden, potager garden and mixed borders in her successional planting style.
Barnsley House Garden. A William and Mary house with an Arts and Crafts style garden designed by Rosemary Verey after 1951. The partly walled garden has been publicicised through the designers books and TV appearances.
The Barnsley House Garden was redesigned by Rosemary Verey who helped design a border at Prince Charles's Garden at Highgrove. Visitors from all over the world still visit here. Featured on television many times, the garden surrounds a splendid Cotswold stone house which is now a hotel.
THE PIG-and The Village Pub, a 17th century Barnsley House hotel that is tucked away in the quintessential Cotswold’s village of Barnsley, just four miles from Cirencester.
Barnsley House garden is a living memorial to the late Rosemary Verey - who, together with her architect historian husband, David, created it initially for their own pleasure at their family home - now, the garden is open to the public on very few occasions since the house has become a hotel and spa.
Barnsley House Garden - celebrating Rosemary Verey - Gardens Illustrated.
The house is surrounded by beautiful English trees in a setting of varying vistas and gardens perfectly blending into one another. Lovely herbaceous borders, hedges of old roses, a tunnel of laburnum underplanted with alliums, all make a striking feature in the spring and summer.
