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Northamptonshire gardens in May

Oaklea, Irchester

An interesting and deceptive garden featuring courtyard area with succulents, seasonal pots, troughs and baskets. Borders well-stocked with shrubs and herbaceous perennials together with climbing plants and roses giving colour throughout the growing season. Two lawned areas, a pond planted with plants and stocked with fish and frogs. Several seating areas and a vegetable garden with potting shed. Opens Sunday 25th May.

East Haddon Gardens, East Haddon

The pretty village of East Haddon dates back to the Norman invasion. The oldest surviving building is St Mary’s, a C12 church. The village has many thatched cottages built in the local honey-coloured ironstone. Other features inc a thatched village pump and fire station which used to house a hand drawn pump and is now used as the bus shelter. The gardens opening this yr are a mixture of small, mature and family gardens with some having beautiful views across rolling hills. They are bursting with rare and unusual plants, various shrubs, climbers, roses and perennials, borders galore, vegetable beds, espaliered fruit trees, and woodland areas. Tickets and refreshments will be available at the church and plants propagated from the gardens and raised from seed will be on sale inc some rarities at Limetrees. Opens Monday 26th May.

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