Hidden Gardens", published to accompany the BBC series with Chris Beardshaw, describes the rediscovery, rebuilding and rejuvenation of six lost gardens: Lyveden New Bield, Aberglasney, St Fagans, Hidcote, The Gibbered Garden and Clynfw. Some lost since the 16th century, they are all of interest to garden historians and restoration specialists.

Title : Hidden Gardens. Authors : David, Penny. Product Category : Books. Foreword by. Chris Beardshaw. List Price (MSRP) : 2. 0. Condition : New. Publication Date : 2002-10-31. Read full description. 100 Colour Illustrations, 6 Maps, Index. Country of Publication.

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Chris Beardshaw, Cirencester, Gloucestershire. We were thrilled to be involved and look forward to hearing if you've visited recently. You can read the article here. Horticulture Week Custodian Award - Best Garden Restoration Project.

Chris is founder and creative director of Chris Beardshaw Design based in the Cotswolds (UK), the heart of world renowned gardens and area of outstanding natural beauty. Commission Us. Speaker. A wonderfully entertaining talk,it was such fun. You really gave us all the most memorable celebration evening. What an inspiration you are not just with your incredible knowledge and skill as a gardener and garden designer but in what you have shown us can be achieved when people are given the opportunities to garden. Chris Beardshaw Design.

Chris Beardshaw Authored Books. Chris also writes a weekly column for the Daily Mail and monthly articles for Period House. His literary skills have also been employed by The Garden Writers Guild as a judge for the award’s in 2005 and 2006. Some of the books of Chris Beardshaw co-authored with few gardening experts. How Does Your Garden Grow?: Understand Your Plants and Get the Best Out of Your Garden - Chris Beardshaw: Here, Chris will explain how understanding the way nature works will make you a better and more confident gardener

Friday - Sarah Walker with Chris Beardshaw .

Friday - Sarah Walker with Chris Beardshaw. Chris is principally trained in landscape architecture and separately as a horticulturalist, which makes him a rare combination in the garden design world. His enthusiasm for plants, good design and the desire to work in harmony with the natural landscape and wildlife is reflected throughout his work. He has also written a number of books, including 100 Plants that Almost Changed the World, and he currently contributes columns for The English Garden Magazine and for Garden News. 11am Sarah's Essential Choice Brahms Piano Trio No. 1 in B, Op. 8 Beaux Arts Trio.