William Robinson is one of England’s most influential gardeners and garden writers. He called Gravetye Manor home from 1885 when he purchased the home until his death in 1935.
William Robinson promoted the notion of what he called “wild gardening”. The idea is to select plants that will thrive in their chosen locations without a lot of cost and maintenance.
Robinson was vocal about his dislike for the Victorian idea of bedding out plants. He hated overly formal gardens and used the Palace of Versailles as his example of what not to do 😉.
The readings in the video are from the book The Wild Garden by William Robinson with Rick Darke.
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