Last updated on 08 January 09
Easton Walled Gardens
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Photograph © Easton Walled Gardens
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Photograph © Easton Walled Gardens
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Photograph © Easton Walled Gardens
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Easton Walled Gardens were abandoned from 1951 when Easton Hall was demolished. Renovation work on the 12 acres of gardens started in 2002. There is a Yew Tunnel, Cut Flower Garden, Cottage Garden, Turf Maze and two glasshouses. President Franklin Roosevelt described this garden as...'A dream of Nirvana..almost too good to be true.' The garden is as interesting for the planting as its long history.
Address - Easton, Grantham, Lincolnshire, England, NG33 5AP
Opening times - April to September. Wednesday, Friday, Sunday and Bank Holiday Mondays. Also Thursdays in July and August and Sundays from October to mid December and 16th to 24th February 2008 for Snowdrops. Open 11am to 4pm.
Admission - Adult £4.50, Child 50p
Website - Visit the Easton Walled Gardens website
Opening times - April to September. Wednesday, Friday, Sunday and Bank Holiday Mondays. Also Thursdays in July and August and Sundays from October to mid December and 16th to 24th February 2008 for Snowdrops. Open 11am to 4pm.
Admission - Adult £4.50, Child 50p
Website - Visit the Easton Walled Gardens website
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9 months ago
Anonymous said
Easton Walled Gardens is really interesting, there is something different to see every year. We have been visiting since it opened a few years ago and we are amazed at the work that has been done. It describes itself as 'Lincolnshire's lost garden' We went during sweet pea week and spent ages smelling different types.
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