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Growing Awareness - Summer abundance in sharpham Walled Garden July 2025

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18th July, 2025
by Katie Tokus | 1 Min Read
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Calendula types growing in our Walled Garden, including Calendula officinalis (right) and Calendula – Triangle Flashback / Zeolights - July 2025

Enjoy a lovely bunch of pictures!

Our busy gardening team Bryony & Emily took time out to stand back, admire their own work for once and make this marvellous gallery of imagery to share.

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The entrance to the 18th century Walled Garden at Sharpham in July 2025
The entrance to the 18th century Walled Garden at Sharpham in July 2025
Co-Head Gardener Emily Ings tends to the tomatoes growing in the glasshouse - July 2025
Welcome to our Walled Garden! July 2025
A bee enjoys the borage growing within our Walled Garden. We deliberately let wildflowers grow alongside our produce to support and invite pollinators in
Our bed of Calendula in the Walled Garden - July 2025

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Our bed of Calendula in the Walled Garden - July 2025
Calendula types growing in our Walled Garden, including Calendula officinalis (right) and Calendula – Triangle Flashback / Zeolights - July 2025
Close up of Calendula – Triangle Flashback / Zeolights in our Walled Garden - July 2025
Fennel growing in the Walled Garden at The Sharpham Trust - July 2025
The squash patch in the Walled Garden at The Sharpham Trust - July 2025
Gooseberries growing in the Walled Garden at The Sharpham Trust - July 2025
Redcurrants growing in the Walled Garden at The Sharpham Trust - July 2025
View of the abundance in our Walled Garden at The Sharpham Trust, and our packed polytunnel - July 2025
Regenerative Agriculture trainee Ami in amongst it in our polytunnel - July 2025
Cucumbers climbing in our polytunnel - July 2025
Just some of our cucumbers. We're harvesting kilos each week at the moment - July 2025
Some of the courgettes we're harvesting - July 2025
A tiny bit of our polytunnel produce - July 2025
Some of our delicious tomatoes from our polytunnel - July 2025
View of the abundance in our Walled Garden at The Sharpham Trust - July 2025
View of the Astra Rose Sunflowers in our cut flowerbed in our Walled Garden at The Sharpham Trust - July 2025
Close up of an Astra Rose Sunflower in our cut flowerbed in our Walled Garden at The Sharpham Trust - July 2025
Tiny fruits growing on our banana tree in the Walled Garden! They won't mature but there they are!
Exiting the Walled Garden past further flowers - July 2025
Lavender (Grosso & Hidcote varieties) in the border close to The Coach House and the West Wing, behind Sharpham House - July 2025
Lavender (Grosso & Hidcote varieties) in the border close to The Coach House and the West Wing, behind Sharpham House - July 2025

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