200m of bold, beautiful, climate-resilient new planting in Cliveden's iconic Long Garden. The major restoration includes improved accessibility with new pathways, York stone paving and automated gates. The design replaces the previous seasonal bedding plants with a biodiverse mix of shrubs, perennials and grasses including yew 'pin cushions' and beech 'beehives'. The new scheme references the vision of socialite garden designer Norah Lindsay who originally designed the garden for Nancy Astor in

Watch to see when to deadhead roses and how, with Cliveden’s head gardener. | National Trust London and South East