Come for an Autumn Stroll around the Japanese influenced gardens at Ramster in Surrey

Ramster Gardens in Surrey is one of our Great British hidden gems at its best in Autumn and Spring.
In Autumn the garden comes ablaze with all shades of reds and blues from plantings in the early 1900's, with an avenue of ancient acers. 



Sir Harry Waechter laid the foundations of the present garden, he created them in the ealy 1900s out of the oak woodland. He was helped by the well-known nurseries, Gauntletts of Chiddingfold, whose Japanese nursery adjoined the garden. Gauntletts were famous for their interest in Japanese plants and ornaments and the Japanese influence is still maintained in the garden today. The stone lanterns, the cranes, now happily feeding in the pond, the clumps of bamboo, the masses of evergreen azaleas and the avenue of maples are typical of the Japanese style features used in the gardens they designed. (from Ramster Gardens Website).








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