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Mottisone Manor
Mottistone Manor, The Longstone and Mottistone
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This magical garden, with gentle grassy slopes and terraces affording
distant views to the sea, is full of delights and surprises.
Surrounding
an attractive Elizabethan manor house (not open) and set in an idyllic
sheltered valley, the 20th-century garden boasts colourful borders and
an organic vegetable plot, as well as Mediterranean-style planting to
take advantage of its extreme southerly location. Its many surprises
include a young olive grove and a traditional tea garden set alongside
The Shack, a unique cabin retreat designed as their summer drawing
office by the architects John Seely (2nd Lord Mottistone) and Paul Paget.
Visitors of all ages are enchanted by Mottistone's cast of Flowerpot
characters, and there are delightful walks from the garden onto the
downs across the adjoining Mottistone Estate. |
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The entrance to Mottistone Manor |
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Panorama of Mottistone Manor |
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Tritoma, Torch Lily or Red Hot Poker |
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| Panorama of Mottistone Manor |
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The flower border against the wall |
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The entrance block from the steps |
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Steps leading to the formal gardens |
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| Flower borders along the grass
pathway |
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Mottistone Manor from the
hedged garden |
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Mottistone Manor from the
hedged garden |
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Looking along the flower
beds back to Mottistone
Manor |
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Looking along the
flower beds back to
Mottistone Manor |
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Looking along
the flower beds
back to
Mottistone Manor |
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One of
the National
Trust
helpers |
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'Spaden
Trowel'
One
of a
number
of
flower
pot
figures
dotted
around
the
gardens |
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