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Morton Hall Gardens/Spetchley Park Gardens

Visit A Thursday 5th June 

Morton Hall Gardens/Spetchley Park Gardens Worcestershire

Executive coach with toilet.

Time of departure 9.15 am and return to Bristol by 6.30pm
Cost £39 per person to include tea/coffee and homemade muffins at Morton Hall

 

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Morton Hall Gardens - Morning

We have a private visit to Morton Hall. There are eight acres of garden around a late 18th century manor house with breath-taking views.  All year round interest, with a woodland rockery, Japanese style woodland garden and a series of linked garden rooms. Short introduction by the head gardener or the owner on arrival, followed by tea/coffee and muffins and then an unaccompanied walk through the garden.

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IAndy McIndoe's Garden

 Spetchley Park Gardens - lunch/afternoon

Twenty minutes away from Morton Hall, Spetchley Park Gardens are famous for the peonies planted by Ellen Willmot, the famous Victorian horticulturist. We hope to see the peonies in full bloom. There are 30 acres of formal and informal gardens, sweeping lawns, lake views and woodland glades.  Lunch arrangements to be confirmed.

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