Highgrove House 'The Sundial Garden'

The Sundial Garden was the first garden at Highgrove to be created by Prince Charles and had formerly been known as the South Garden. It is named for the stone sundial at its centre, sculpted by Walter Crang, a wedding present to Charles and Diana from the Duke of Beaufort and outside staff and gardeners.The garden faces south and its layout has remained largely unchanged since its creation.

Beds are edged with classic box, while the entire garden is lined with yew hedges that have been clipped with ‘windows’ to reveal busts of HRH The Prince of Wales at various stages of his life. The sundial, for which the garden takes its name, completes the tableau, along with elaborate reclaimed wrought-iron gates, topped with the iconic Prince of Wales feathers.

Kit Contains:

• Printed 12-hole canvas, Backing material, Sachet of lavender
• Full instructions, Black and white chart, Needle, Wool required to complete the basic kit.
• Design size: 25cm (10") square (approx).
• Canvas size: 34cm (13.5") square (approx).
• We are able to email a digital version of the chart on request