Meet the gardeners: The Mulberry Garden Project
Join our gardeners at Bateman's for an exclusive talk about the Mulberry Garden Project.
Join our gardeners to learn about the exciting changes taking place in the Mulberry Garden at Bateman's and discover how the project is helping to reflect the character of the garden during Rudyard Kipling's lifetime, while continuing to thrive for future generations.
The talk will explore the garden as it is today and talk you through the changes planned as part of the project. Our gardeners will explain the reasons behind the changes, the historical research informing them and how the work will help strengthen the gardens connection to Bateman's in Rudyard Kipling's time.
The talk will offer the opportunity to ask questions and gain a deeper understanding of the project, the changes planned and the reasons behind them.
This event is free with admission but tickets are essential due to a limited capacity.
The talks take approximately 20 minutes and content may vary depending on the stage of the project.
Sun 27th Oct
Thurs 8th Nov
Sun 18th Oct
Thurs 29th Oct
Sun 8th Nov
Thurs 19th Nov
Sun 29th Nov
Thurs 3rd Dec
Sun 20th Dec
Image Credit - Laurence Perry
Please note:
- Standard admission charges apply to non-members on arrival.
- Please meet outside the greenhouse.
- This event takes place outside, please wear clothing appropriate for the weather.
- This talk takes place outside the greenhouse and goes into the Mulberry Garden.
Ticket options
Join our gardeners at Bateman's for an exclusive talk about the Mulberry Garden Project.
Join our gardeners to learn about the exciting changes taking place in the Mulberry Garden at Bateman's and discover how the project is helping to reflect the character of the garden during Rudyard Kipling's lifetime, while continuing to thrive for future generations.
The talk will explore the garden as it is today and talk you through the changes planned as part of the project. Our gardeners will explain the reasons behind the changes, the historical research informing them and how the work will help strengthen the gardens connection to Bateman's in Rudyard Kipling's time.
The talk will offer the opportunity to ask questions and gain a deeper understanding of the project, the changes planned and the reasons behind them.
This event is free with admission but tickets are essential due to a limited capacity.
The talks take approximately 20 minutes and content may vary depending on the stage of the project.
Sun 27th Oct
Thurs 8th Nov
Sun 18th Oct
Thurs 29th Oct
Sun 8th Nov
Thurs 19th Nov
Sun 29th Nov
Thurs 3rd Dec
Sun 20th Dec
Image Credit - Laurence Perry
Please note:
- Standard admission charges apply to non-members on arrival.
- Please meet outside the greenhouse.
- This event takes place outside, please wear clothing appropriate for the weather.
- This talk takes place outside the greenhouse and goes into the Mulberry Garden.