This Week's Theme was...
Autumn Trees
For the final week, we asked you to share your best photos of autumn trees. Our 5 favourites are shown below.
Congratulations to all the winners from the competition.
Last Week's Winners
Lara
Taken by Lara at Audley End House and Gardens
'Beautifully framed picture that accentuates the golden foliage of this tree at Audley End, one of many that display bold autumn hues at this time of year.'
— Jamie (Photographer, English Heritage)
Jen
Taken by Jen at Witley Court
'Lovely changes in colour in the autumnal trees beautifully reflected in the calm waters.'
— Jordan (Gardener, English Heritage)
Sophie
Taken by Sophie at Framlingham Castle
'The wide angle here shows of the drama as the tree-ringed castle as well as creating lovely converging lines in the sky above.'
— Jamie (Photographer, English Heritage)
Danielle
Taken by Danielle at Osborne
'What’s more autumnal than pumpkins? The beautiful colours really pop with the dappled shade created by the covering leaves.'
— Jordan (Gardener, Osborne)
Zoe
Taken by Zoe at Audley End House and Gardens
'An alternative approach to the theme, Zoe has used some beautiful Autumn leaves here to frame the Jacobean façade of Audley End House. A lovely angle.'
— Jamie (Photographer, English Heritage)
Take Inspiration
Beautiful historic gardens to visit and photograph this Autumn
Dig deeper
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Unusual Autumn Gardens
From flowers that only blossom in the evening to plants that were once cultivated for their healing properties, take a look at some unusual garden finds.
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Eleven iconic trees to see this autumn
We look after thousands of trees in the landscapes we care for but only a few of these trees stand out as being iconic, either for their age, size, or connections with historic people or events.
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HISTORY'S 'CELEBRITY' GARDENERS
Long before Monty Don, England’s finest garden and landscape designers were in high demand. Here’s our who’s-who of English history’s most illustrious gardeners.
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Historical autumn traditions
Long before the leaves turn, we all prepare for the autumn in different ways. Professor Ronald Hutton explains the origins of four autumnal traditions, from fire to feasting.