A visit to Sissinghurst Castle Garden in Bloom (National Trust)

Another look at the National Trust Sissinghurst Castle Garden in Kent, this time focusing on the gardens laid out by Vita Sackville-West in the 1930's, or inspired by her ambitions.

We will explore The Rose Garden, the White Garden, the South Cottage Garden, the Herb Garden, the Nuttery, the Lime Walk, Delos, the Moat Walk, the Orchard, the Purple Border, plus more.

Are you interested in exploring?

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⏱️Timestamps⏱️
00:00 - The Intro to Sissinghurst Castle Garden
00:10 - Where is Sissinghurst Castle Garden?
00:40 - Let's explore Sissinghurst Castle Garden
02:05 - Entrance to the Upper Courtyard at Sissinghurst Castle Garden
04:10 - Discovering the Rose Garden
07:36 - The Lower Courtyard Garden
08:30 - The South Cottage Garden
10:54 - The Moat Walk
11:04 - The Lime Walk
11:20 - The Nuttery
1157 - The Herb Garden
12:28 - The Moat Walk (from the other end)
12:36 - The Moat
12:46 - The Orchard at Sissinghurst Castle Garden
12:57 - The Gazeboo
13:13 - The White Garden
13:42 - Is this the Purple Border?
14:14 - The Delos Garden
16:16 - or is this the Purple Border?
17:00 - The Plant shop at Sissinghurst Castle Garden
17:12 - The Vegetable Garden

As mentioned in the video, you can stay onsite at the Sissinghurst Castle Farmhouse - a great location to explore the Gardens
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You can download a map of the Sissinghurst Garden Site;

And for a lot more information, then check out the National Trust page;

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📝 For more information, check out our post 'Exploring Sissinghurst Castle Garden in bloom' 📝

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[mamalovesthebeach]

Thank you… the music and video are so lovely… My mom and I spent a day at Sissinghurst and walked the gardens. We traveled from our homes in Northern California. I lost my mom Christmas 2020. We loved Vita’s White Garden…❤

[christinecarey]

This is absolutely gorgeous! Thanks for posting!

[sunitashastry]

Beautiful. Appreciate your comments which help to enjoy it more. That tower is spectacular indeed.

[pip]

You’re channel is beautiful! Every facet of it. Photography, editing, narration and music selection. Just absolutely wonderful quality. And the information you share, just so great! Love how you inject your very real enthusiastic pleasure in the subject. You’re channel will be deservingly successful.

[lizadams]

We just visited this garden 3 weeks ago. It was great to wander through again, thank you. I enjoyed the minimal talking and lovely musical accompaniment.

[cathydyer]

Wonderful gardens. Thank you. I have read books about Vita, Harold and the Bloomsbury group. I would have been happier just with bird song and no background music.🐦🐦🌳🌹🌹

[waves]

Such a beautiful place been their many times

[tangatoto]

Greetings from far away (🇦🇺🦘), thank you for the splendid presentation of this splendid place. The musical accompaniment and bird song and your restrained commentary are just perfect and have evoked fond memories of a visit in 2005 on an equally sublime sunny day.

[lynnfern]

An absolutely beautiful video, exceptionally well edited. Thank you.

[deansimmons]

Thanks for sharing a wonderful video. I am watching from the US (Texas), and watch as much British gardening on YouTube as is humanly possible. Love anything about the National Trust gardens. Your video is so peaceful. God's creation never gets old. Be blessed over and above.

[martinkavanagh]

A lovely video. Thank You. We tried to visit when in UK from NZ - but it was closed due Foot & Mouth. Never mind - I will just have to get out my five books and study them again.

[elizabethannegrey]

A delightful garden tour. Thank you from South Africa.
A very relaxing visit.

[scotland]

Glad to see the drought doesn't seem to be affecting those wonderful gardens.

[adeledesolla]

We have just found your channel. It really is delightful and it brings back many beautiful memories of when i lived in the South of England. Thank you for your work, it is so nicely presented. We really love it!

[joyharding]

I love Sissinghurst Castle when we were young we used to go there most weekends as we lived at Three Chimneys and we would cut across the fields my brother Gordon and our friends and in the Autumn we would collect cob nuts from the nuttery and eat them on the way home and our jaws would ache for days after
It has changed so much since then as they have opened the woodland and lakes plus developed a large garden under the archway and added car parks I don’t know if this is better or the old Castle we knew ❤

[lemorab]

I just subscribed. Thank you for this wonderful tour of Sissinghurst gardens! I am never going to get there in person, so I can appreciate them this way. I have read a history of Sissinghurst and Victoria Glendenning's biography of Vita Sackville-West, but of course I can't remember the details. I wish you could tour the gardens at Long Barn. Thank you again for this video!

[cloty]

Por favor, podrían habilitar subtítulos en español? Hermoso documento! Muchas Gracias!!

[katharinedavis]

Thankyou so much for not talking all the time, and restful music. K. D

[deniswerquin]

Mort sadness: Living in France wirhout possibility to visit thèse gardens

[msjessies]

Strange narration. I exited when I heard "... how cool". Not for me.