Kent's Garden:

The featured garden at the Castle was designed by Rosemary Verey of Barnsley Gardens, England.  Mrs. Verey, who visited Hundred Oaks Castle, was a personal friend of the Bramlett family and mentor to Robert, who lived and studied gardening with her in England.

The garden designed by Mrs. Verey is featured in a book by Kew Gardens, England, with a forward written by Prince Charles.

Pictured above: Kent's Garden within the Castle Courtyard, protected by strong brick walls during the day, sparkling with the magic of twinkling lights by evening.

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The Chattin Garden

Established in 1999 by Jeanette Chattin, Mt. Dora, Florida.

Redone in her memory with a donation from her family,

David and Mary Kay Chattin Moore.



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Edmund's Garden

Pictured above: Edmond's Garden in the front of the Castle offers fairy trails around a trickling fountain.

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Garden Gates

Pictured above: Garden gates hint of a call from the wonders within.

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SPRING TULIPS

Each year, the Castle grounds are woven with colorful ribbons of 2000+ tulips. (See: Spring)

Century-old dogwoods bloom in contrast with draping wisteria and scented lilac.

Winston Churchill narcissus complement Lady Banksaie roses.

"After the dearth of Winter, comes the breath of Spring." -- Shirley Bramlett

DONATED GARDENS

Many of the Castle's beautiful gardens have been donated by friends of the Foundation, in memory and celebration of loved ones.