Man, Myth & Mountains, about Reginald Farrer and his World
Yorkshire Gardens Trust in association with TGT present a Series of 4 Lectures
Welcome
The Yorkshire Gardens Trust, formed in 1996, works to conserve and foster this county's garden heritage for the benefit of present and future generations. We cover all the area that was historically within the former Ridings of Yorkshire and the City of York.
Join Yorkshire Gardens Trust to...
- Support the work of the trust
- Enjoy the members only visits
- Receive our newsletters
- Help fund our Small Grants Scheme
We aim to raise awareness of the importance of historic parks and gardens in Yorkshire and aid in the conservation and management of these unique assets.
The Trust offers a 'Membership for Schools' scheme to assist Yorkshire schools in developing garden areas or setting up/enhancing gardening.
The Yorkshire Gardens Trust runs an annual series of visits, tours and events for its members - find out more on our Events page.
Many gardens are endangered by inappropriate development or neglect - we aim to raise awareness and appreciation of garden heritage via research and recording.
Featured updates
Find out more about the exciting programme of events in Yorkshire, including exhibitions and study days that took place to mark Capability Brown's 300th anniversary in 2016
The YGT Business Plan has been revised to review the Trust’s significant achievements to date and sets targets for progress up to September 2022.
Trust news
Monday 16th November 2020
As we are unable to have live events, we now have a series of talks online:
'Genius of the Place: John Aislabie’s personal style at Studley Royal', 4 December
Friday 1st May 2020
This has been postponed by a year and will take place 3-5 September 2021
This is being held in North Yorkshire.
Friday 1st May 2020
This will now take place on 7 July 2021
Valuing Our Historic Garden Heritage
Lotherton Hall