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Photograph © Anthurium/Katrina Underwood
Photograph © Anthurium/Katrina Underwood
Photograph © Anthurium/Katrina Underwood
Photograph © Anthurium/Katrina Underwood
Photograph © foshie
A great nineteenth century house and garden, designed for Queen Victoria and Prince Albert by the London builder, Thomas Cubitt. Osborne House garden is a good example of the Victorian Italian Style. The estate had an eighteenth century garden when it was purchased by Queen Victoria. This included the walled kitchen-garden and pleasure ground. Prince Albert took a personal interest in the planting, influenced by his family home, Rosenau, and helped by Ludwig Gruner.




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Worth a visit for the magnificent walled vegetable garden brimming with fruit and vegetables! Interesting old greenhouses together with very colourful planting in the terrace gardens.




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