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MERL Lunchtime Seminar: March 3: Gertrude Jekyll: Artist, gardener, craftswoman
This seminar is one if the 'Discovering the Landscape' series.
Gertrude Jekyll: Artist, gardener, craftswoman
Richard Bisgrove, Garden historian and former Course Director for the BSc in Landscape Management, University of Reading. 3 March, 1-2pm
Gertrude Jekyll was, and remains, one of the most renowned English gardeners of all time, designing some 250 gardens between the closing years of the nineteenth century and her death in 1932, three years after the formation of the Insti
Gertrude Jekyll: Artist, gardener, craftswoman
Richard Bisgrove, Garden historian and former Course Director for the BSc in Landscape Management, University of Reading. 3 March, 1-2pm
Gertrude Jekyll was, and remains, one of the most renowned English gardeners of all time, designing some 250 gardens between the closing years of the nineteenth century and her death in 1932, three years after the formation of the Insti
Free entry, but please register at merlevents@reading.ac.uk or by phone at 0118 378 8660.
Time 1-2pm.
Time 1-2pm.
Museum of English Rural Life, University of Reading, Redlands Road, Reading, Berkshire RG1 5EX
Tue 3 Mar 2015
Website:
www.reading.ac.uk/merl
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