Gardens Illustrated Festival 2015 Troy Scott-Smith and Dan Pearson

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Gardens Illustrated Festival 2015 Troy Scott-Smith and Dan Pearson

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As the legacy of Vita Sackville-West and Harold Nicolson, Sissinghurst Castle is one of Britain's best-loved gardens. Head gardener Troy Scott-Smith and designer Dan Pearson discuss the new vision to re-establish the garden's original spirit.

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