Luzley Park

Luzeli Park is located in the UK, in England, in Surrey. The park is located around a luxurious mansion built in the XVI century. The gardens of that time have not survived to this day, in the XX century a regular garden was founded by the project of Gertrude Jekyll. Later, the garden fell into decline, and was rebuilt in the 90s of the XX century.

Now the area of the park is 2.5 hectares and it is a series of “green rooms”, fenced off from each other from columned trimmed yew. In the Garden of Roses in evergreen boxwood bosquets planted more than a thousand bushes of roses of various types, including Damascus, Bourbon, moss, Gali roses. In the center of the Rose Garden there is a metal gazebo with a pot, braided with weavey roses. In the Garden of Herbs you can see more than 250 varieties and types of fragrant, medicinal, spicy and culinary herbs.

In the White Garden, located around a rectangular pond with a fountain, plants are planted that bloom in various shades of white: white roses, chrysanthemums, forget-me-nots, irises, mullet and so on. In the decorative garden grow ordinary and rare types of garden plants. There is also a garden in the park where flowers are grown for cutting.