News & Stories
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Garden Blog - June 2025
02 Jun 25As the popular idiom so wisely observes, ‘time flies when you're having fun’.
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Garden Blog - May 2025
08 May 25The year races on, and we are in May already, where spring turns into summer.
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Charlotte Brudenell's Lace Collection
01 May 25Deene Park is a home full of precious objects and sentimental family treasures that have been amassed over several centuries, and this year we are very proud to add a beautiful collection of lace to our displays.
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Stone Bridge Restoration
17 Apr 25It is with great pleasure and happiness that the iconic stone Bridge at Deene Park has been subject to some emergency restoration.
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Garden Blog - Apr '25
01 Apr 25Eminent twentieth century etcher, draughtsman, painter, teacher, writer and all-round artistic type, Robin Tanner, perfectly captures the essence of the month in his delightful tempera on mahogany panel piece titled ‘Portrait of April’, where a lady, surrounded by a great abundance of Spring flora, looks wistfully into the distance.
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Coronation Orchard - Deenethorpe
20 Mar 25Community spirit abounded recently on a sunny spring day, when residents of Deenethorpe and Brudenell Estate staff met with the pleasant task of planting young fruit trees to provide an orchard for the village.
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Garden Blog - Feb '25
18 Feb 25Our gardens in February really begin to burst into life, despite the continued risk of frosts snow and storms. Leading the charge, of course, are snowdrops.
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Garden Blog - Jan '25
17 Jan 25For many, groggily blinking and emerging from a fug of seasonal overindulgence, January can seem like a particularly cruel month; dark, cold, and unremitting.
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Garden Blog - Dec '24
20 Dec 24To paraphrase the ever youthful and never knowingly understated Ms. Mariah Carey, ‘’all I want for Christmas is yew, holly, ivy, and maybe a sprig of mistletoe’’.
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Garden Blog - Nov '24
15 Nov 24On the 10th November 1871, near Lake Tanganyika, explorer and journalist, Henry Stanley, uttered the now famous line, ‘’Dr. Livingstone I presume?’’.
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