How Hestercombe is trying to save the British ash tree
Head Gardener, Claire Greenslade, explains how Hestercombe is fighting ash dieback and trying to protect the future of our woodlands
Head Gardener, Claire Greenslade, explains how Hestercombe is fighting ash dieback and trying to protect the future of our woodlands
Head Gardener Claire explains why buying British grown or sustainable flowers is the best way to show love this Valentine's Day
Hear more from Claire Greenslade on the recent checks carried out on Hestercombe's Cedar of Lebanon
Burns Night has us investigating a Scottish Hestercombe...
A guest blog from Artist Peter Stiles, whose work is showing as part of Changing Atmospheres
National Tree Week is the perfect time for celebrating trees. Did you know that our sweet chestnut on Hestercombe's Orangery Lawn is over 500 years old?!
Learn more about how Hestercombe House and Gardens are keeping you and your loved ones safe this Christmas.
The Hestercombe Estate made its contribution to the Great War effort by supplying soldiers to British regiments stationed in France, Belgium, India, Egypt, and Mesopotamia. This fascinating blog post by Archivist Kim Legate explores the stories of the Hestercombe staff members involved.
Changing Atmospheres explores creative responses from nine unique artists on what it means to rediscover connection to natural environments and the self
Get outside this season, breathe in the fresh air and watch Hestercombe gardens come alive with the rich colours of autumn.
Hestercombe is appealing to members of the public to help identify the gardeners in this 1914 photograph, so they can tell the stories of the people who shaped its history.
Are you a creative looking for your next opportunity?