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We won the People's Choice award for best Small Garden, voted for by the public! That makes it a hatrick! Well done Tracy Foster our garden designer and all those involved.
The garden celebrates the rugged but beautiful Yorkshire landscape that inspired the famous Brontë family to produce renowned literary works such as Jane Eyre and Wuthering Heights.
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It represents one of the favourite places of Emily, Anne and Charlotte, where, it is said that they often came to sit and write their stories.
Read more about Yorkshire's Literary greats!
A stone clapper bridge crosses a moorland stream in a little valley strewn with rocks and the remains of a dry stone wall. The heathers and grasses of the moorland tumble over the rocky landscape, whilst under the trees and close to the margins of the stream, delicate wildflowers grow. Visitors to the garden will be able to enjoy a hint of the wild Haworth moors, and will be able to see something of the beauty that inspired such great literary works.
A few possessions left on a rock hint that the sisters are nearby, enabling visitors to imagine how they might have looked, or what they might have talked about as they developed their ideas for stories.
The planting scheme will include trees such as Betula pendula or Alnus, Heathers (Calluna vulgaris and Erica tetralix) and moorland grasses such as Molinea caerulea and Deschampsia cespitosa will provide the important texture for the garden, with the predominant colour being green.
Wild flowers such as Lychnis flos-cuculi, Hyacinthoides non scripta and primula veris will add subtle spots of colour. The colour scheme will mostly be shades of green with odd spots of colour from seasonal wild flowers.
For more information on Yorkshire's magninficent gardens, head to our Yorkshire Gardens area or view our Gardens Guide online.