A Kitchen Garden for the Next 100 Years

Rosie Fyles
The Kitchen Garden at Chiswick House and Gardens has been a productive space for almost 350 years. It has recently been restored from decades of neglect by an innovative, local team, committed to re-invigorating this atmospheric and story-rich space for the future.

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About the talk

The Kitchen Garden at Chiswick House and Gardens has been a productive space for almost 350 years. It has recently been restored from decades of neglect by an innovative, local team, committed to re-invigorating this atmospheric and story-rich space for the future.

Rosie’s talk focuses on the legacy that she and her team seek to honour in their work to develop a Kitchen Garden for the future: extending into historic productive spaces designed for fruit, drawing on previous uses, and applying climate predictions to planting and landscape design.

About the speaker

Rosie Fyles was recently appointed Head of Gardens at Chiswick House and Gardens Trust. Having worked in the National Trust for almost ten years, latterly as Head Gardener of Ham House and Garden, Rosie began her working life in marketing and communications. Rosie is a Trustee of Silent Space, a charity that promotes peaceful time in green spaces. Known for her wildlife-friendly, climate-conscious approach to developing historic gardens, Rosie has contributed widely in print and broadcast media, most recently writing a series for domestic gardeners in Period Living magazine.

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