Large garden developed by the current owners over the past 20 yrs. Various different planting habitats inc areas designed for shade, sun, and pollinator-friendly sites. Wildlife pond attracting large range of birds, insects and other creatures into the garden. Alpine houses, planted stone sinks and raised beds. Seasonally planted tubs add bold summer colour. Wildflower meadow. Opens Sunday 3rd AUgust.
Escape the town and visit a small tropical rainforest in a water garden oasis. A wonderful example of what is possible in an urban space, featuring a pond, waterfalls, curved bridge, fire pit and many more surprises. The jungle feel is enhanced by large-leaved plants under-planted with ferns, hostas, mosses and bright pops of colour. Plenty of ideas and plants to take home. Opens Sunday 3rd, 10th and 31st August, pre-booking essential.
Two sheltered, mixed courtyard gardens with vibrant colours. A granite path winds between the lawn borders, leading to a formal walled garden with a central aquaglobe. There’s also a plantsman’s garden with a collection of succulents. Enjoy cream teas on the patio overlooking panoramic views with ha-ha and miles of unbroken countryside, a lake, and 100 acre Plumpton Wood. Opens Sunday 10th August.
In a much admired location, this stunning canalside garden has a large variety of plants, styles, structures and unusual bygones. Bulbs and hellebores abound in March, colourful planting in July/September, many pots, all set against a backdrop of trees and shrubs in themed areas. Places to sit and watch the narrowboats and wildlife. Plants for sale (cash only). Opens Sunday 31st August.
10 acre garden set in peaceful countryside with old yew and holly hedges and extensive herbaceous borders, containing many unusual plants. One of Britain’s finest throughout the season, the garden is at its most magnificent in September and is an inspiration as to what can be achieved in late summer. Adjacent specialist nursery with over 1000 plant varieties propagated from the garden. Opens Saturday 13th September.
The Northamptonshire home of the Duke of Buccleuch. The garden opening inc opportunities to see the historic walled garden and herbaceous border, and the sensory and wildlife gardens. The wilderness woodland will open for visitors to view the spring flowers or the autumn colours. As a special treat the garden originally created by Sir David Scott (cousin of the Duke of Buccleuch) will also be open. Opens Sunday 12th October, pre-booking essential.
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