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Sayes Court - London's Lost Garden

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Rediscovering the 17th century garden of John Evelyn

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Sayes Court - London's Lost Garden | Rediscovering the 17th century garden of John Evelyn Home About Sayes Court – London's Lost Garden Rediscovering the 17th century garden of John Evelyn Feeds: Posts Comments Mulberry postscript 7 October 2014 by londonslostgarden Just a postscript, really, to the previous post. Since writing that, I’ve found a couple more pieces of information about mulberries at Sayes Court. Firstly, there were mulberries, probably black ones, in the garden even before Evelyn took it over. Letters from Christopher Brown to his son Richard Brown (Evelyn’s future father-in -law) describe their garden at Sayes Court in March and June 1642. The easterly winds that year damaged the damask roses, as well as the walnut trees and  – the mulberries. Secondly, there is a letter to Evelyn dated 11 April 1670, signed N. Jameson, apparently the minister of St Paul’s church in Hackney, asking if he knows how or by whom the seeds of the white mulberry can...

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