The five-acre garden designed by Gertrude Jekyll at Upton Grey in Hampshire had fallen into neglect when Rosamund Wallinger and her husband bought the house in 1984. This volume charts her meticulous recreation of this horticultural masterpiece, and the painstaking research that informed it. Illustrated with Jekyll’s original plans alongside stunning colour photographs of the restored plantings throughout the year, the book will inspire gardeners and captivate all who admire the work of one of Britain’s foremost horticultural designers.