Nymans Garden

Developed in the 20th century by three generations of the Messel family, Nymans Garden still retains much of its distinctive family style in the historic collection of plants, shrubs and trees. This is reflected also in the surrounding estate, with its woodland walks and wild garden, and in the many rare and exotic species collected from overseas. The Messel family rooms are open during the main season and here too, in the library, drawing room and dining room, their creativity is much in evidence

Name and credits for images of Nymans Garden

Reference: 118039

Description of image – Magnolia growing in the walled garden at Nymans. Close view of the blossom in Spring.

Credit for photograph: Stephen Robson

Copyright: ©NTPL/Stephen Robson

Name and credits for images of Nymans Garden

Reference: 92651

Description of image – View of a weeping cherry tree in The Wall Garden at Nymans. Bright yellow daffodils are captured in the foreground and in the background is the mansion house.

Reference: 92622

Description of image – View of the dovecote and Camellias in the gardens at Nymans. The pink and white Camellias grow alongside the wall in front of the dovecote and the house beyond.

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Credit for photograph: Ian Shaw

Copyright: ©NTPL/Ian Shaw

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