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5 Burton Lane: Organic cottage garden which is productive, highly decorative and wildlife friendly. Full of colour and scent from Spring to Autumn. Large beds filled with over 600 varieties of plants with paths through. Also features kitchen garden,seating, gravel garden, pond, shade planting, pergola with grapevine, wildflower lawn. Cedarwood: A 1,240m² plantswoman's garden developed over the last 20 yrs. Planted for year-round colour and attractiveness to wildlife as well as people. Various mixed borders, pond, alpine crevice bed and woodland planting. The Cottage: Walled cottage garden with generous herbaceous borders, vine covered pergola, herb area, patios, vegetable patch, rose arbour. Laburnum Cottage: cottage garden with roses over the arbour and colourful perennials at the front. At the back, a serene white-themed courtyard features anemones, hydrangeas, and roses, leading to flower-filled borders, cutting beds, and raised vegetable beds. On site pottery and shop.

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5 Burton Lane: Organic cottage garden which is productive, highly decorative and wildlife friendly. Full of colour and scent from Spring to Autumn. Large beds filled with over 600 varieties of plants with paths through. Also features kitchen garden,seating, gravel garden, pond, shade planting, pergola with grapevine, wildflower lawn. Cedarwood: A 1,240m² plantswoman's garden developed over the last 20 yrs. Planted for year-round colour and attractiveness to wildlife as well as people. Various mixed borders, pond, alpine crevice bed and woodland planting. The Cottage: Walled cottage garden with generous herbaceous borders, vine covered pergola, herb area, patios, vegetable patch, rose arbour. Laburnum Cottage: cottage garden with roses over the arbour and colourful perennials at the front. At the back, a serene white-themed courtyard features anemones, hydrangeas, and roses, leading to flower-filled borders, cutting beds, and raised vegetable beds. On site pottery and shop.

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Location details

Whatton Gardens,
Nottingham,
Nottinghamshire,
NG13 9EQ

Directions to Whatton Gardens
The gardens are within a few mins walk of each other and close to church. Tickets will be for sale at 5 Burton Ln only. Follow NGS signs from A52.

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FAQs

Yes, cashless payment is accepted.

Sorry, there is no available parking for coaches at Whatton Gardens at this time.

Sorry, no dogs are allowed in the garden at this time.

Yes, there are various plants offerred for sale at Whatton Gardens, please enquire with the owners for more details.

Sorry, Whatton Gardens does not yet accommodate wheelchair users.

Yes. Whatton Gardens seeks to offer a sustainable refuge for nearby fauna and wildlife. These sanctuaries host diverse habitats supporting indigenous flora and fauna and nurturing local biodiversity.