Tucked away behind this beautiful Tudor house in Coggeshall, Essex, is a simple but charming garden.
The garden is divided into three distinct areas.
The first section near the house has a handsome, herringbone brick path leading through to a lawned area.
This style of path works so well with the Tudor building.
There are plenty of benches and a croquet set ready for play and beyond this is the vegetable garden.
The timber screen divides the garden and frames some nice views of the house.
There’s a very smart bench under this timber shelter:
hanging up inside are a variety of drying flower-heads, the seeds will be collected to grow plants for next year. I do like this sustainable approach to gardening, it’s so simple.
You can find information here about visiting Paycockes here.
There’s information about collecting seeds from your garden to grow free plants in a previous post.
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Jill
all images: Jill Anderson
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