Jubilee Dutch Guild of Head Gardeners
The Dutch Guild of Head Gardeners celebrated its fifteenth jubilee year in style with a weekend at the estate of Twickel. They asked Monique to give a lecture on the garden of Sissinghurst.
DetailsThe Dutch Guild of Head Gardeners celebrated its fifteenth jubilee year in style with a weekend at the estate of Twickel. They asked Monique to give a lecture on the garden of Sissinghurst.
DetailsFrom 2018 onwards Monique’s work will be concentrated in both The Netherlands and the UK, where Sissinghurst research and advice will continu.
DetailsA garden club of only men, calling themselves The Garden Men, has asked Monique to give a lecture about the influence of her work on Sissinghurst. It was a very animated evening for a totally enthusiastic and interested public of men and their wives.
Monique’s first article ‘Working at Sissinghurst’ for the garden magazine TUINSeizoen is recently published.
Every month Monique writes a blog about Sissinghurst on the website of the Dutch NGS, the ‘Nederlandse Tuinenstichting’. Her Christmas blog is about the White Owl of Sissinghurst.
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Previous episodes are to be found here
The graphic artist Neil Gower has been asked to design a new map of the Sissinghurst Garden and Monique works with him to get it up to date.
DetailsEvery month Monique writes a blog about Sissinghurst which is published on the website of the Dutch NGS: the ‘Nederlandse Tuinenstichting’. This month’s subject is autumn at Sissinghurst.
DetailsFrom January onwards Monique is going to write a monthly article for the Dutch garden magazine TUINSeizoen.
Monique had an accidental encounter at the Charleston Garden Festival with an old resident of South Cottage. Recently, he visited Sissinghurst and provided useful, previously unknown, information about the garden.
The church warden of Sissinghurst’s neighbouring picturesque village of Biddenden has very generously opened the church doors to enable Monique to give talks to large groups.
Last week Monique visited Vita’s ancestor home Knole to investigate the resemblances with the Sissinghurst gardens and courts. And there were many!
Every month Monique writes a blog about Sissinghurst which is published on the website of the Dutch NGS: the ‘Nederlandse Tuinenstichting’. This month’s subject is the Purple Border.View this blogs
DetailsOn a sunny day in the beginning of October the Sissinghurst’s gardeners team visited Parham House for our yearly outing, which was very worthwhile.
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