Prince of Wales to open garden at Arundel Castle
The Prince of Wales will open the new Earl's Garden at Arundel Castle in West Sussex on May 14.
The new garden, based on a 17th-century classical design by Inigo Jones, is in memory of the Collector Earl, Thomas 14th Earl of Arundel, who was the first great English collector of art.
The original drawings were updated for a timeless look by well-known garden designers, Julian and Isabel Bannerman, who also designed the famous stumpery at The Prince of Wales's home, Highgrove.
During his visit to Arundel Castle, which is the ancestral home of Edward William Fitzalan-Howard, 18th Duke of Norfolk and Earl Marshal of England, The Prince of Wales will declare the gardens open by switching on the fountain in Oberon's Palace.
For full story see West Sussex Gazette May 7
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30 April 2008 3:42 PM
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