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A hidden gem in the High Weald of Sussex, sensitively planted to enhance the natural landscape. A botanical treasure trove and classic English idyll make High Beeches one of the finest gardens in the South East



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Monday 13 October 2014

Autumn Yellows

Aesculus parviflora




THE AUTUMN YELLOWS are lighting up the garden.

Many of the great Fall trees put on a beautiful display of yellow before taking on their more familiar spectacular reds and oranges.

Decaisnea fargesii
 
Fothergilla major

Liquidamber styraciflua

Nyssa sylvatica High Beeches

Friday 3 October 2014

Disanthus cercidifolius







Disanthus cercidifolius, a member of the hamamelidaceae family, is lighting up the garden with the spectacular colour of its heart shaped leaves.  A native of Japan and China it was introduced to the UK in about 1893.  It is a woodland plant, an acid soil lover and fairly hardy.  There are seven plants flourishing in the garden at High Beeches.