The English Garden Tour; Garden 4, North Hall, Sheffield Green, Uckfield
North Hall, Sheffield Green, Uckfield
Why just have a driveway, when you can have a garden in it?
North Hall, Sheffield Green, Uckfield
North Hall, Sheffield Green, Uckfield
Here it is, the house and garden of a woman’s dreams! From the moment we entered the drive and was directed to the meadow to park in, I couldn’t wait to see the gardens surrounding this beautiful home! For background musica there was a couple seated at a table playing old time favorites on old, old, crank record players.
The Music at North Hall, Sheffield Green, Uckfield
What sound! So crisp and clear! Who knew! No Beats headphones here! Next was the antique Rolls Royce to inspect. Setting the mood we entered the garden!
The Rolls Royce at North Hall, Sheffield Green, Uckfield
North Hall is overflowing with a palette of soft colors and heady scent. The garden is planted abundantly with a variety of plants. Pathways along the house show off antique planters and old garden equipment creating interest in the multiple tiers of the garden. There are themed island beds, moated terraces, and roses tumbling over the walls. On the back lawn is an area with tables covered in vintage lace cloths and antique table covers, set up for tea and cake. Let’s wonder through this garden shall we? I’m sure this will be one of your favorites on the National Garden Schemes too. This garden is very much loved!
Entering the Path to the Garden at North Hall
THE Lawn Roller at North Hall, Sheffield Green, Uckfield
Stepping down, the multi-tiered brick paths along the brick walls allowed you to see plants up close at eye level.
More Chimney Pots Used for Planters at North Hall
The Terraced Gardens at North Hall
The Garden at North Hall, Sheffield Green, Uckfield
The roses covered the house. Notice the contrast of the pinks and violets.
A Side Garden of North Hall, Sheffield Green, Uckfield
Four sides to the house gives one four different gardens!
A Look from the Back of the Garden, North Hall
A delightful seating area, was surrounded by a garden moat! What an inspirational way to add a water garden!
The Moated Terrace at North Hall
Water Lillies in the Moat at North Hall
There were garden rooms created for relaxing and meeting up with fellow gardeners!
Real English Gardeners!
A Look at the Tea Sets, North Hall
I loved the contrast of the black and lime colors in the garden!
Tea Time in the Garden at North Hall
Entering another “Garden Room.”
An Arbor at North Hall
Rainfall water storage and composting in the garden! Nothing was overlooked!
Garden Interest at North Hall
Garden Tools Adds Interest to the Clematis Garden at North Hall
The Flowers of North Hall
Trees and flora were tagged! How thoughtful!
Tree Tag at North Hall
The Flowers of North Hall
The Flowers of North Hall
The Flowers of North Hall
Add a spot or two!
The Flowers of North Hall, A Mixture in the Garden
Or maybe a bright PINK!
The Flowers of North Hall
The Flowers of North Hall
Can you believe the combination of lavender and blue? They were iridescent!
The Flowers of North Hall
The Flowers of North Hall
The Greenhouse at North Hall
The Other Side of North Hall
The Topiaries at North Hall
The Garden at North Hall, Sheffield Green, Uckfield
This is one garden I could visit over and over! I just loved it! Thank you, North Hall, for sharing your beauty with us!
The Varied Terrace Gardens of North Hall
The Travel Lady In Her Shoes 
9 Responses to “The English Garden Tour; Garden 4, North Hall, Sheffield Green, Uckfield”
Wow does this ever make me think of Ireland
Yes it does, only on a larger scale!
This is such a beautiful garden. It is going straight on my list of gardens I must visit. I love the bright pink, what I think are, Astrantia.
What lovely garden tours! Love the astrantias and the delphs with the backdrop of the old Sussex houses.
We loved the gardens so much and the NGS that we are going back next year to a different spot. This time Cornwall and then Benenden. Can’t wait to get the new NGS book in February!
Loved the purple, pink, lavender and blue flowers. The garden in the driveway was interesting, along with the Rolls Royce and pitchfork. Very nice.
North Hall was absolutely one of my favorites! I could have lived there quite easily! Meeting the gardeners in each spot was fun too!
I’m sure my wife would enjoy them too. She the gardener here, not me. But I can appreciate them, and enjoy seeing them.
My grandfather from Cornwall always had flowers when he migrated to Ironwood, Michigan (Upper Peninsula next to Wisconsin). Even when he was older, he made colored flowers out of paper mache, styrofoam, etc.
I’m with him! My father was a crafter and painter! Always making something! I must have got his genes! My mother had no crafts and no interests!