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Marwood Hill
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Over 3000 different varieties of plants spread over 20 acres. Greenhouse collection of Antipodean plants, another of camellias. Willows, ferns, rock garden, walled gardens, climbing plants, alpines, bog plants. Best in: April-August.
Marwood,
Barnstaple,
Devon,
England,
EX31 4EB
Attraction Type:
Garden
Location: 4 m NW Barnstaple, off B3230
Website: Marwood Hill
Email: info@marwoodhillgarden.co.uk
Phone: 01271 342 528
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OS SS545 375
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Milton Manor House
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Children will enjoy the garden Treehouse, woodland Stockade, and pony rides. There are two lovely lakes, walled gardens, and woodland walks. The atmosphere in the house is a shade less formal than in many stately homes, making for a pleasant visit for all.
Milton,
Abingdon,
Oxfordshire,
England,
OX14 4EN
Attraction Type:
Historic House
Location: just off A34, 9 m S Oxford
Website: Milton Manor House
Phone: 0845 680 7103
Fax: 01235 862 321
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Minterne Gardens
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Minterne Gardens form a horseshoe below the house which has been the home of the Churchill and Digby family for centuries. A chain of ponds, waterfalls and streams plays through the gardens, and as well as the water plants which might be expected here, the visitor will find Himalayan Rhododendrons, magnolias, hydrangeas, cherries, elms and maples. Spring bulbs and fine autumn colouring.
Minterne Magna,
Dorset,
England,
DT2 7AU
Attraction Type:
Garden
Location: on the A352
Website: Minterne Gardens
Email: enquiries@minterne.co.uk
Phone: 01300 341 370
Fax: 01300 341 747
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Mount Edgecumbe House and Country Park
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There are two distinct gardens surrounding the romantic Elizabethan manor of Mount Edgcumbe. The first is The Earl's Garden, featuring rare trees, an unusual shell grotoe, and a Victorian terrace overlooking Plymouth Sound. The second is a Formal Garden, in Italian, French, and English styles, with separate garden rooms featuring plants from New Zealand, and an American plantation.
Cremyll,
Torpoint,
Cornwall,
England,
PL10 1HZ
Attraction Type:
Historic House
Location: 10 m W Plymouth via Torpoint
Website: Mount Edgecumbe House and Country Park
Email: mt.edgcumbe@plymouth.gov.uk
Phone: 01752 822 236
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OS SX452 528
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Mount Ephraim Gardens
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Nine acres of Edwardian gardens at the heart of an 800 acre estate surrounding an historic manor house. The garden features a 'MizMaze', or medieval labyrinth of hedges and colourful flowering plants. There is also a Japanese rock garden, water garden, rose garden, topiary, and the Snowdrop Bank, planted by Belgian refugees housed here during WWII.
Hernhill ,
Faversham,
Kent,
England,
ME13 9TX
Attraction Type:
Garden
Location: off A2 or A299
Website: Mount Ephraim Gardens
Email: info@mountephraimgardens.co.uk
Phone: 01227 751 496
Fax: 01227 750 940
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Newby Hall
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Newby packs a lot of garden interest into 25 acres. Double herbaceous borders (among the longest in Europe) and yew hedges run down to the River Ure, forming the central axis off which are set formal Rose and Autumn gardens, a Victorian rock garden, and even a Tropical garden. Contemporary sculpture collection in woodland setting.
Ripon,
Yorkshire,
England,
HG4 5AE
Attraction Type:
Historic House
Location: 4 m SE Ripon, on B6265
Website: Newby Hall
Phone: 01423 322 583
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Owl House Gardens
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A lovely 16th century cottage garden built by Maureen, Marchioness of Dufferin and Ava. There is colour most of the year, with a woodland garden, pavillion garden, walled garden, Hydrangea Walk, water gardens, lily ponds, and much more.
Lamberhurst,
Tunbridge Wells,
Kent,
England,
TN3 8LY
Attraction Type:
Garden
Location: 1 m Lamberhurst off A21
Phone: 01892 890 230
Fax: 01892 891 222
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Painshill Park
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A restored 18th century landscape park beside the River Mole, designed by the Hon.Charles Hamilton. Hamilton was inspired by his 'Grand Tour' of Europe to create a picturesque pleasure park providing visitors with 'living pictures', including a cascade, a waterwheel, a Temple of Bacchus, a Gothic tower, a triumphal Roman arch, and a ruined abbey, among other fanciful follies.
Portsmouth Road,
Cobham,
Surrey,
England,
KT11 1JE
Attraction Type:
Garden
Location: W of Cobham on A245
Website: Painshill Park
Email: info@painshill.co.uk
Phone: 01932 868 113
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Pashley Manor Gardens
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'One of the finest gardens in England', and a former winner of the Christies Garden of the Year award, Pashley Manor Garden is a very traditional country house garden surrounding a Grade I listed Tudor manor. Gravel and turf paths and terraces wind through delightful plantings, with excellent views over the nearby valleys. Pashley is a romantic garden, with iinnovative planting schemes including old trees, springs, fountains, and other water features.
Ticehurst,
Wadhurst,
East Sussex,
England,
TN5 7HE
Attraction Type:
Garden
Location: on B2099, off A21
Website: Pashley Manor Gardens
Email: info@pashleymanorgardens.com
Phone: 01580 200 888
Fax: 01580 200 102
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Powderham Castle
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The grounds of Powderham Castle on the River Exe have been developed with the family in mind. The green deer park, studded with mature trees, is the setting for a steam railway, and Jousting Knights have been known to entertain visitors. More traditionally, you will find roses, a national collection of Dianthus, and a delightful springtime woodland garden. There is also a childrens secret garden, and Timmy Two the tortoise (successor to Timothy the first, who was reputedly the world's oldest tortoise at the time of his demise in 2004).
Kenton,
Exeter,
Devon,
England,
EX6 8JQ
Attraction Type:
Historic House
Location: 8 m SE Exeter, off A379
Website: Powderham Castle
Email: castle@powderham.co.uk
Phone: 01626 890 243
Fax: 01626 890 729
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Roman Garden
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The "Roman Garden" monicker is something of a misnomer. Certainly there is no indication that a garden existed on this site near Newgate during Roman times. The garden space was, in fact, assembled in 1949 from bits and pieces of Roman artifacts found throughout Chester. The gardens contain Roman columns and a "hypocaust" or underfloor heating system. The gardens were remodeled in 2000 to provide access to the River Dee. Interpretive panels tell the story of Roman Chester and the garden site.
Little St John Street,
Chester,
Cheshire,
England
Attraction Type:
Garden
Location: just outside the city walls, SE of the city
Website: Roman Garden
Email: landscape@chester.gov.uk
Phone: 01244 402 397
Fax: 01244 310 071
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Runnymede
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Attractive meadows, grassland, and woodland along the banks of the Thames, Runnymede is the site where King John was forced to sign the Magna Carta in 1215. The remains of the 12th century priory of Ankerwycke can be seen across the river, and nearby is the Ankerwycke Yew, thought to be over 200 years old. Here are memorials to John F Kennedy and one erected by the American Bar Association to commemorate the significance of the Magna Carta. A network of footpaths cover the site.
Egham,
Surrey,
England
Attraction Type:
Garden
Location: 2 m W Runnymede Bridge, S side of A308, junction 13 of M25
Website: Runnymede
Email: runnymede@nationaltrust.org.uk
Phone: 01784 432 891
Fax: 01784 479 007
National Trust
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