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Writing on the 鈥榚vanescent鈥� nature of gardens, Humphry Repton asked rhetorically why 鈥榓 wreath of short-lived roses鈥� delights us more than 鈥榓 crown of amaranth, or everlasting flowers鈥�.

A Grade I listed house is hosting its first sculpture exhibition as its gardens open every day in the summer for the first time.

A winter鈥檚 evening walk brings glimpses of a motif that, for artists, conjures homecomings, hauntings, nostalgia and desire. Peter Davidson explores the enduring fascination of the lighted window.

English inspiration, American creativity, and a bit of historical luck are joined in the author鈥檚 house and gardens.

Humphry Repton may not have been the greatest landscape designer in history, but he was surely one of the smoothest.

The Garden Museum is exploring the work of dandy landscape gardener Humphry Repton via his famous Red Books, which offer fascinating glimpses into the Georgian landscape

Property developer James Perkins describes how he came to populate his 18th-century country house in Oxfordshire with a variety of eye-popping collections, from stuffed animals to classical statues and antique globes