Sissinghurst Castle - Part Six - Page 3


© Kirk Johnson
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This has just been a basic introduction to Sissinghurst's White Garden. An excellent source of information about the individual plants is Gardening at Sissinghurst, by Tony Lord, copyright 1995.

Sissinghurst's White Garden was not unique. In my next article, I will be writing about the gardens that may have inspired it.


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3.   Jun 8, 2001 11:48 PM
In response to message posted by JaneHollis:

I have never visited Sissinghurst, but i live on the Oregon coast, so it is further ...


-- posted by Kirk_Johnson


2.   Jun 8, 2001 12:47 PM
I have a terrible confession to make - I live just a few miles away from Sissinghurst, but have not yet visited the garden! For one, I have heard, seen and read *so* much about Sissinghurst that I su ...

-- posted by JaneHollis


1.   Jun 8, 2001 9:36 AM
I enjoyed this article and I wish I knew the plants in their botanical names as you have listed. I have much to learn in gardening only getting serious about it the last couple years.

I have a lot ...


-- posted by BettyPine





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