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Tuesday 9th November 2021
YGT celebrated its 25th anniversary with a lunch and lecture at Rudding Park on Saturday 9 October 2021.
Wednesday 6th October 2021
Enticing Paths, edited by Roger Last, looks at aspects of gardens and gardening in Norfolk over five centuries.
Monday 4th October 2021
Patrick Eyres and Karen Lynch's wonderful book on the work of Humphry Repton is now available as a pdf (the hard copy is sadly out of print).
Monday 27th September 2021
Scarborough Archaeological and Historical Society have completed a fascinating study of Aldby Park's mysterious earthwork.
Monday 13th September 2021
Thomas Backhouse, Brother of the More Famous James: The Early Years (1815-1854) of the Backhouse Nursery, York by Gillian Parker, post-graduate research student, University of Sheffield
Wednesday 8th September 2021
Jointly commissioned by Historic England and the York & North Yorkshire Local Enterprise Partnership.
Monday 5th April 2021
This live event has been postponed again by a year and will now take place in September 2022.
Monday 29th March 2021
Due to the uncertainties we've made the decision to postpone again and we're now looking at a Wednesday date in June or early July 2022
Monday 1st March 2021
Maddy Hughes has put this helpful guide together for those using Zoom for the first time.
Tuesday 9th February 2021
Restoration of abandoned rock garden by Percy Cane at Broomhill Library by local community volunteers and University of Sheffield students
Friday 15th January 2021
New book from the Norfolk Record Society
Monday 13th April 2020
From the Historic Landscape Project Officer:
Thursday 2nd April 2020
We hope that everyone is keeping well during this difficult time. If you want to continue researching historic gardens or indeed start, there is a wealth of information online.
Wednesday 13th November 2019
This has now been launched, for more details see Student Bursary Scheme
Tuesday 10th September 2019
Join the Gardens Trust for a reduced rate
Thursday 5th September 2019
What do you think of the way historic gardens are presented?