Lower Hope Gardens - National Open Garden scheme

Outstanding five-acre garden with seasonal variations, featuring immaculate lawns, herbaceous borders, rose gardens, a white garden, Mediterranean, Italian, and Japanese gardens. Water features include natural streams, man-made waterfalls, and bog gardens, while a woodland area filled with azaleas and rhododendrons leads to a lime tree avenue and a lake surrounded by wildflowers and bulbs.

The garden also houses a large glasshouse and conservatories with exotic species such as orchids, bougainvilleas, and tropical plants, along with butterflies breeding in the summer. You can also enjoy the prize-winning herd of Hereford cattle and Suffolk sheep grazing in the surrounding fields.

Tea, coffee, and cake are available for purchase. Assistance dogs only.

For this open day, tickets can be booked in advance. Head to https://ngs.org.uk/gardens/lower-hope-hr1/ to secure your spot, or feel free to turn up and pay on the day.

Admission / Ticket Info:
£7.50 Adult, £2.00 Child. All entry costs are donated to the National Garden Scheme.

More dates on 29th July

Disabled Access:
The gardens have disabled access and toilet facilities.

Contact:
Mrs Sylvia Richards
caren@crco.co.uk
01432 820557

Features:

Autumn Colours

Coaches Allowed

Countryside Views

Dahlias

Groups Welcome

Plants for sale

Refreshments

Roses

Tours Welcome

Tulips

Wheelchair Access

Wildlife Garden

For more information, visit:
www.lowerhopegardens.co.uk