Sentence examples for lost garden from inspiring English sources

An archaeological dig searching for the grave of Richard III has uncovered evidence of a lost garden, organisers said.

Yet Shillington became Updike's lost garden, a way of life against which every other way of living would be measured.

A Luftwaffe photograph has revealed the lost garden of a family who collaborated with Guy Fawkes Once deeply out of fashion, carnations are blooming into style.

The lost garden of Walmer Castle in Kent was laid out in the early 19th century by William Pitt the Younger and completed by Lord Liverpool.

But even if those negotiations bear fruit, the college was not expected to halt its plans, which include replacing the lost garden with a new one of about 2,500 square feet, less than half the current size.

An abandoned chalk pit, which has been an impenetrably dense jungle of bramble, gorse and fallen trees for more than a century will this month be revealed as an extraordinary lost garden created by two former prime ministers.

Cornwall's grandest outdoor attractions should help pull in the punters he's after: the big-hitting Eden Project and Lost Gardens of Heligan are within easy reach.

The future of the property's lost gardens will be the focus on May 1, when two landscape architects, Thomas Woltz and Larry Weaner, present a talk and tour detailing the rehabilitation plans.

They lived in Granada or Seville among feuding Berber tribesmen and conquered Visigoths, but when they wrote their pens flew home to the lost gardens of their origins.

There is plenty for them to do: crabbing from the rocks just outside the hotel (which provides the lines), picnicking on the beaches, and visiting the Eden Project and Lost Gardens of Heligan.

Of those who left the commune, he writes: "We had lost the garden.