About The Palace Garden of Southwell Minster
This beautiful landscape, set amongst the magnificent ruins of The Archbishop’s Palace, is packed with shrubs, flowering plants, mature trees, lawns and even a medieval herb garden. Garden sculptures and literature provide links to the famous ‘Leaves of Southwell’ – the 13th century carved stone leaves in the Minster’s Chapter House. The gardens encourage wildlife through the inclusion of bird boxes, insect hotels and log piles, as well as a several wildflower areas. The separate grasslands are not to be missed, offering a spectacular array of native plants, including an unparalleled displayed of orchids, Meadow Buttercup and Ragged Robin in spring.
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