Nearly an acre of vistas and walkways in a pine woodland setting off the NT Nature Reserve. Different styles of garden incorporating many water and stone features, folly, topiary, fernery, rock and gravel garden. Japanese style area. Patios with seating. Large variety of trees, shrubs, rhododendrons, wisteria, acers and conifers, all linked by paths, steps and lawns. Opens Saturday 9th and Sunday 10th May.
Approx 6 acres of garden, with gravel paths leading through large mixed herbaceous borders, terraces, orchard with developing wildflower meadow and terraced vegetable beds. Wildlife pond and woodland walk in dell area, extensive lawns, large greenhouse and herb garden. Plenty of places to sit and rest to enjoy the view. Opens Saturday 16th and Sunday 17th May.
Developed over 40 yrs the garden is ⅔ of an acre with many interesting features and a wide range of plants shrubs and over 60 different trees, inc many unusual and rare specimens. Features inc a beautiful limestone water feature, alpine beds, an orchard and canal bank. Designed for year-round colour, in May expect wisteria, Buddleia alternifolia, cornus, azaleas, rhododendrons and more. Opens Sunday 17th May.
Four suburban gardens located in the beautiful historic village of Woolton featuring C17 buildings that act as a backdrop to the public space plant displays maintained by Woolton in Bloom, for whom the gardens also open. The gardens feature herbaceous borders, water features, tropical plants, greenhouses, kitchen garden, and garden sculptures. Opens Sunday 17th May.
Set in approx 2 acres, a garden of mixed herbaceous borders, with shrubs, orchard and loose stone paths. Hidden away on the banks of river Brock featuring Japanese area, and ponds. The walk from Barton Grange to the garden takes approx 10mins after crossing the A6. Accessible parking only at the garden reached down a narrow single track lane. Opens Saturday 23rd May.
A group of contrasting gardens spaced across an attractive award-winning village with a conservation area. Hazel Cottage’s former Victorian orchard plot has evolved into a series of themed spaces while the adjoining land has a natural pond, meadow and developing native woodland. Owl Barn has herbaceous borders filled with cottage garden and hardy plants, a productive kitchen garden with fruit, vegetables and cut flowers. There are two ponds with water features and secluded seating areas. Palatine is a garden of 3 contrasting spaces started in 2019 around a modern bungalow to attract wildlife and give year-round interest. In the same cul-de-sac, Laneside is still a work in progress. The garden is on 3 sides of the bungalow, with mature shrubs and trees, a rose garden, perennials and a small fruit growing area. Also an inherited woodland walk which is a current project. Opens Sunday 24th May.
Beautiful ½ acre country garden with open views to adjacent farmland. Various trees and shrubs inc mature rhododendrons and wisteria. Herbaceous perennial beds. Wildlife ponds, summerhouse with viewing window overlooking beehives. Shaded areas with ferns and hostas. Polytunnel with a variety of fruit, vegetables and vine. Meadow, orchard and woodland walks. Vegetable patch and wildflower areas are under development. Opens Sunday 24th May.
A ¼ acre town garden with a beautiful selection of shrubs and perennials. The garden is in a state of transition to accommodate more flowering plants. The garden features sandstone boulders, wisteria, lilac, laburnum and a water feature. There is also a large lawn and seating area. Opens Sunday 24th May.
A 6 acre woodland garden plus numerous lawns and borders with stunning summer colour as well as several water features. The formal garden is designed with an arts and crafts theme. A long woodland walk leads you through rhododendron and pinewoods where you may glance shy red squirrels. The garden has several wilding areas. Opens Saturday 30th May.
The unique and quirky garden at Mill Barn is a delight, or rather a series of delights. Along the River Darwen, through the tiny secret grotto, past the suspension bridge and view of the fairytale tower, visitors can stroll past folly, sculptures, lily pond, and lawns, enjoy the naturally planted flower beds, then enter the secret garden and through it the pathways of the wooded hillside beyond. Opens Saturday 30th and Sunday 31st May.
A group formed to showcase some of the beautiful gardens to visit around the Victorian seaside town of Southport. They range in size and design from a walled garden featuring tender perennials to a mature tranquil ever evolving garden. Three new gardens provide good examples of cottage gardening, entertaining spaces and a developing garden full of surprises. Gardens illustrate successful growing of shrubs and perennials in sandy soils. Opens Sunday 31st May.
A long, rural garden with flowing, informal planting: a patio adjoined by wide borders, a lawn beneath a large weeping willow, formal Koi pond, and an orchard with free-roaming chickens. Our 3 acre field supports our smallholding with beehives, a goat, sheep, and hens. There are polytunnels, raised beds, a wildlife pond, and areas for soft fruit, vegetables and cut flowers. Opens Sunday 31st May.
1½ acre garden and hardy plant nursery, gravel garden with pots and seating area, shrubs, herbaceous borders, stream-fed pond with woodland walk. New Alpine House, cutting and vegetable garden. Oak-framed summerhouse, log cabin sculpture gallery fronted by cottage garden beds. Talk/demonstration by Jacqueline Iddon ‘Right Plant Right Place’ at 2 pm. Opens Sunday 31st May.
Nestling in the beautiful village of Treales this generously sized Japanese garden has many authentic and unique Japanese features, alongside its 2 ponds linked by a stream. The stroll garden leads down to the tea house garden. The planting and the meandering pathways blend together to create a tranquil meditative garden in which to relax. New additions complete four Japanese garden styles. Opens Sunday 31st May.
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