James Osmond | Arundel Castle

Arundel Castle |

Award winning professional photography by James Osmond. Outdoor photographer specialising in landscapes, gardens, outdoor lifestyle, heritage and travel. Based in Bristol, UK.

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Tulipa 'Yume no Murasaki' planted amongst Camassia leichtlinii and various red tulips including Tulipa 'Île de France', Tulipa 'Apeldoorn' and Tulipa 'Oxford'.

The Rill in the Collector Earl's Garden lined with pots of Tulipa 'Pink Impression' and pots of Tulipa 'Blue Diamond' and Tulipa 'Finola'. Designed by Isabel and Julian Bannerman.

Camassia leichtlinii amongst Tulipa 'Golden Oxford'

Tulipa 'Purple Prince', Tulipa 'White Prince' and Tulipa 'Flaming Prince' next to a bench designed by Isabel and Julian Bannerman.

Arundel Castle

In April, Arundel Castle hosts an annual tulip festival which makes for a stunning visitor attraction. The castle sits in 38 acres of landscaped grounds including walled gardens, parts of which were redesigned by Isabel and Julian Bannerman in 2007. Head gardener Martin Duncan has overseen the transformation of the gardens over the last 20 years, including the introduction of the annual tulip festival during which time, in the past 12 years, over 1.4 million bulbs have been planted.

Season

Spring

Location

West Sussex, UK

Photo Set

There are 102 photos in the full set. This garden has featured in the press previously and in 2025 reached the finals of the Historic Houses Garden of the Year award. This set has not been published before. There is no writer linked to the feature. The owners are happy for the garden to be featured. It is open to the public from April till November. The Head Gardener is happy to be contacted for an interview.