Showing posts with label Marienhof. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Marienhof. Show all posts

Sunday, November 22, 2009

Beuk in herfstdracht in de Tuin van de Mariënhof


Hierbij nog even een mooie herfstfoto van wat al niet meer is, want ondertussen zijn de blaadjes van de beuken gevallen, en met man en macht geharkt en opgeruimd.

Monday, April 28, 2008

Stekken uit de Marienhoftuin


Doordat we zo’n koud voorjaar hadden, zijn we bijna helemaal bij met het werk in de tuin. Vandaar dat we reeds nu aan het splitsen van planten zijn toegekomen.
Inmiddels staan er op de verschillende terrassen bij elkaar zo’n 170 potten met stekken. Een deel daarvan zal een plaatsje vinden in de tuin, en de rest is voor de verkoop tijdens de Open Tuindagen.

We hopen weer veel bezoekers te kunnen verwelkomen. Het is ons een enorm groot genoegen de pracht van onze tuin te delen met andere liefhebbers.

Ons IRL (in real life) adres:
Tuin van de Mariënhof, Midwouder Dorpsstraat 24, 1679 GB Midwoud. Telefoon: 0229 201065.
Open: hele jaar op afspraak. Open tuin dagen 7 en 8, 28 en 29 juni, 19 en 20 juli en 13 en 14 september van 11.00 - 16.00 uur. Entree: 2,50 p.p. inclusief rondleiding.

Wednesday, March 26, 2008

Sunday, October 07, 2007

Friday, April 06, 2007

Rozenpaadje


Kijk eens hoe schoon onze rozenpaadjes er bij staan! Op de knietjes, mevrouw en meneer, op de knietjes zijn de tegels geschoond!

Heesters Inventarisatie Tuin van de Marienhof 03/23/2007 Plants & Bushes

Acer Negundo
" Palmatum trAopurpureum
" " Seiryn
Aesculus Parviflora (zomerkastanje)
Amelanchier Lamarckii (krentenboompje)
Arbutus Unedo
Aucuba Japonica
Brachyglottis
Buddleia Davidii
" Globosa
Buxus sempervirens
" " Rotundifoli
Camelia Japonica
Caryopteris Clandonensis
Cercis Siliquastrum (Judasboom)
Chionanthus Virginicus
Clerodendron Trichotomum
Cornus Alba Argenteomarginata (kornoelje)
“ “ Sibirica
“ Kousa
Corylus Maxima Purpurea
Cotinus Coggygria (groen)
“ “ rubrifolius (donker bruin)
Cotinus Grace
Cotoneaster 2 x
Decaisnea Fargesii (augurkenstruik)
Deutzia Mont Rose
Eleagnus Pungens
Euonymus Alatus Compactus
" " Fortunei Interbolwi Blondy
" Grandiflorus
" Oxyphyllus
Exochorda Racemosa
Fothergilla Major
Forsythia
Fuchsia Magellanica Gracilis
Hamamelis x Intermedia Pallida
“ “ Ruby Shaw
Heptacodium miconiodes
Hibiscus syriacus
Hydrangea macrophylla Ayestra
“ “ Bouquet Rose
“ “ King George V
“ Paniculata Grandiflora
“ “ Brussels Lace
“ Petiolaris (klim hortensia)
“ Quercifolia Snow Queen
“ Aspera Macrophylla
Helix arborescens
Hypericum (hertshooi)
Indigofera Heteranth
" Kirilowii
Ilex aquifolium
“ J.C. van Tol
Ilex Golden King
“ Madame Briot
“ x Meserveae Blue Princess
" Myrtifolia
Jasminum Philadelphus (boerenjasmijn)
Kerria Japonica (ranonkelstruik)
Laburnum Anagyroides (gouden regen)
Lycisteria Formosa
Ligustrum Ovalifolium Aureum
Lonicera Nitida Baggesen’s Gold
Magnolia Yellow Bird
Mahonia aquifolium
“ “ Charity
Malus Liset
Photinia fraseri “Red Robin”
Physocarpus opulifolius Diabolo
Pieris japonica
Potentilla fruticosa
Prunus Otto Luyken
“ Caucasica
" Lusitanica
" Rondifolia
Rhododendron Scarlet Wonder
Ribes 2 x
Sambucus “Plumosa Aurea”
" “Black Beauty”
Sorbaria Sorbifolia
Spirea Japonica Golden Flame
Spiraea Little Princess
Symphoricarpos (sneeuwbes)
Syringa Microphylla Superba
" Madame Lemoine
Tamarix Tetrandra
Trachelospernum Jasminoides (Toscaanse jasmijn)
Viburnum Codnantense Dawn
" Caricephalum
" Carlesii
" Davidii
" Opulus compactum
" Plicatum Watanabe
" " Mariesii
" pragense
" tinus Eve Price
Vinca
Weigela Florida Purpurea

Inventarisatie Bomen in de Tuin van Mariënhof/ Inventory Trees 03/23/2007

Inventarisatie Bomen van Mariënhof Maart 03/23/2007

Acer :
“ negundo Variegatum
" platanoides
" platanoides Crimson King
" pseudoplatanus Brilliantissimum
" rubrum
Albizia julibrissin
Appel : zie Malus
Aesculus hipocastanum (kastanje)
Alnus glutinosa (zwarte els)
Betula alba pendula (berk) 10 x
" jacmontii
Catalpa biginoniodes 'Aurea’
Castanea sativa (tamme kastanje)
Cercis canadensis
Cercis siliquastrum
Davidii involucrata
Fagus sylvatica (beuk = beec 2x
Fagus " Dawyck Gold ( Fastagiata )
“ “ Purpurea 11 x
Gleditsia triacanthos Sunburs
Gingko biloba 2x
Koelreutheria panaculata 2x
Juglans nigra
Laburnum leguminosa (gouden regen)
Liquidambar Styracifina 4x
" Worplesdon
Liriodendron Tulipifera (tulpenboom = tulip tree)
" Fastagiata
Malus Liset (sierappel) 2 x
Morus nigra (moerbei)
Parrotia
Paulownia tomentosa
Pyrus Chanticleer (peer)
" Salicifolia pendula
Quercus cercis (eik)
" Robur
" " Fastigiata
" Rubra
" Turneri
Robinia Pseudoacacia Frisia
Sophora Japonica Pendula
Tillia oCrdata
" Henryana
Ulmus Carpinifolia Wredei (goudiep)

Saturday, June 25, 2005

Garden of Historic Landmark The Marienhof

The Mariënhof Estate is a Historic Landmark. At the same time that the house was build in 1864, four beech trees and a chestnut were planted. Today the ancient trees, with their imposing character, tower proudly in the front garden.

When we bought the house in 1980, you could hardly speak of a garden. The terrain behind the house was not landscaped until 1987 after a design by Arend-Jan van der Horst. Clipped beech hedges protect the large flower beds; the same hedging is repeated in the side garden.

The rose garden which lies quite close to the house, features 16 varieties of high quality rose shrubs, planted in groups of 3 or 6, among which you'll find Peau Douce, Ingmar Bergman and Just Joey. Along the side, the heritage roses dominate. Among them Tuscany, Queen of Denmark and Versicolor. The rose garden is elegantly hedged with yews and, in the front, with box. Old trees, such as a chestnut and a Sophora japonica pendula, were present when we arrived, and mark the rose garden's boundaries.

Outside the rosarium, roses abound as well. You'll find Rosa robusta in the borders and Mozart, Graham Thomas and Smarty at the ends. Our favorite climbing roses are Bantry Bay and Frau Karl Durska.

The garden of the Mariënhof distinguishes itself mainly through its tall trees and extensive lawns. The main outline, apart from the beech trees, is marked by grouped yews, box and holly. Landscaping took place gradually. The last major job, undertaken in 1997, consisted of clearing an old orchard. We realized that we were creating more work for ourselves, once again, but in the end we were glad we did. All windows of the Marienhof overlook a garden that, each day anew, is a joy to contemplate.

Nowadays there are 38 different tree species/varieties on the estate. Beside those named above, there is the old apple tree "Zoete Kandij" (sweet sugar crystal), a beautiful Conference pear tree entwined with a Madame Plantier rose, a Liriodendron, that has already produced a few flowers, and our full size golden elm.

Those of you who like shrubs can get an idea of the growth and appearance of 78 different species or varieties, represented in our garden. This will allow you to choose the ones you might like to see in your own garden.

We've got many perennials. In the Spring you'll see wildflowers like the Star of Bethlehem, figwort and bluebells, while later on there are hostas, geraniums, ligularia, delphinium, gunnera and many others.

Visits by appointment only. Please ring 0229 201065 between 17:00 and 18:00 hrs.
Price Euro 2,50 (Group discount negotiable)
Owners: The Dijkema family, Dorpsstraat 24, Midwoud, Netherlands