Hestercombe Gardens
15 June 2024
Forty acres of loveliness including streams, temples, woodland and terraces. The garden features Georgian, Victorian and Edwardian influences.
Gardens in Somerset
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Hestercombe Gardens
Forty acres of loveliness including streams, temples, woodland and terraces. The garden features Georgian, Victorian and Edwardian influences.
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East Lambrook Manor Gardens
A stunning privately owned Grade 1 listed garden which is renowned as the premier example of the English cottage garden. Please check their Web site for opening times.
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Cricket St Thomas Gardens and Lakes
Formerly home to the Cricket St Thomas Wildlife Park, the Grade II listed gardens and lakes on this Somerset estate re-opened to the public in spring 2010 after major refurbishments. Take a stroll around the grounds and enjoy the peaceful lakes and woodland walks, followed by afternoon tea in Hamilton's tea rooms.
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Fyne Court
Take a walk in the pleasure grounds of pioneering 19th Century electrician Andrew Crosse, which are now a nature reserve. Or plan your outings in the lovely Quantocks countryside at the visitor centre here.
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Greencombe Gardens
Camellias, rhododendrons, roses, lilies and ferns surrounded by mature trees and views over Porlock and out to sea.
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Lower Severalls Gardens and Nursery
Enchanting garden and nursery in the rolling south Somerset hills. Open four days a week, Mar- Sept.
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Parade Gardens
Pretty gardens in central Bath with well kept flower beds and an annual 3 dimensional floral feature in summer. There's a bandstand where summer concerts are held with deck chairs available and a cafe for refreshments and outdoor seating.
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Sydney Gardens
Hidden behind Holburne Museum, this is Bath's oldest park. It is a peaceful spot with lovely flower beds, trees and shrubs. There's also a tennis court, cafe and the canal runs through the centre.
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The Walled Gardens of Cannington & Tea Room
Set in the remains of a medieval priory, these gardens have been redeveloped and now include a 'hot' herbaceous border, the Blue Garden and a Victorian style fernery. Whilst your there visit the tea room, plant nursery and gift shop, there's something for everyone. Check their website for opening times; dogs are welcome.
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Tintinhull Gardens
National Trust properties are always worth a visit and this is no exception. See a working kitchen and orchard, secluded lawns and 17th century house plus small tea room. Check opening times on their website as this property closes during the winter months.
Gardens in Somerset
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East Lambrook Manor Gardens
24 August 2015
A stunning privately owned Grade 1 listed garden which is renowned as the premier example of the English cottage garden. Please check their Web site for opening times.
Cricket St Thomas Gardens and Lakes
Formerly home to the Cricket St Thomas Wildlife Park, the Grade II listed gardens and lakes on this Somerset estate re-opened to the public in spring 2010 after major refurbishments. Take a stroll around the grounds and enjoy the peaceful lakes and woodland walks, followed by afternoon tea in Hamilton's tea rooms.
Fyne Court
Take a walk in the pleasure grounds of pioneering 19th Century electrician Andrew Crosse, which are now a nature reserve. Or plan your outings in the lovely Quantocks countryside at the visitor centre here.
Greencombe Gardens
Camellias, rhododendrons, roses, lilies and ferns surrounded by mature trees and views over Porlock and out to sea.
Lower Severalls Gardens and Nursery
Enchanting garden and nursery in the rolling south Somerset hills. Open four days a week, Mar- Sept.
Parade Gardens
Pretty gardens in central Bath with well kept flower beds and an annual 3 dimensional floral feature in summer. There's a bandstand where summer concerts are held with deck chairs available and a cafe for refreshments and outdoor seating.
Sydney Gardens
Hidden behind Holburne Museum, this is Bath's oldest park. It is a peaceful spot with lovely flower beds, trees and shrubs. There's also a tennis court, cafe and the canal runs through the centre.
The Walled Gardens of Cannington & Tea Room
Set in the remains of a medieval priory, these gardens have been redeveloped and now include a 'hot' herbaceous border, the Blue Garden and a Victorian style fernery. Whilst your there visit the tea room, plant nursery and gift shop, there's something for everyone. Check their website for opening times; dogs are welcome.
Tintinhull Gardens
National Trust properties are always worth a visit and this is no exception. See a working kitchen and orchard, secluded lawns and 17th century house plus small tea room. Check opening times on their website as this property closes during the winter months.