Goodnestone Park Gardens
3.3/5 (3 ratings)-
Photograph © Adrian Powter
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Photograph © C.E. Bourke/The Art of English Gardens
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Photograph © C.E. Bourke/The Art of English Gardens
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Photograph © Oxford Botanica/Adam Hodge
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Photograph © Oxford Botanica/Adam Hodge
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Photograph © Oxford Botanica/Adam Hodge
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Photograph © Oxford Botanica/Adam Hodge
Gardenvisit Editorial
Opening times - End March to end October. Daily except Mondays (but open Bank Holidays) and Tuesdays. Also open some Sundays for early Spring bulbs before end March - check Goodnestone Website. Open 11am to 5pm.
Admission - Adult £5.00
Website - Visit the Goodnestone Park Gardens website
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Nearby Garden Nurseries
Garden Nurseries within 30km as the crow flies from this garden.-
Home Plants (2km away)
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Layham Garden Centre & Nursery (2km away)
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Pettet's Nursery (4km away)
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Rosewood Daylilies (9km away)
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Garden Plants (11km away)
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The English Cottage Garden Nursery (15km away)
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East Northdown Farm (18km away)
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Recent Reviews
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7 months ago
Anonymous said
What a waste of time and money. Little worth seeing and extortionatly priced rubbish for catering. Left site to get decent meal {with parents age 80] but didn't bother going back as seen most in 20 min...give it a miss
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over 1 year ago
Stephanie Littlewood said
A very diverse and interesting garden. The walled garden is charming with a judicious mix of decorative and edible. Subtle herbaceous borders, a very good collection of clematis on the walls, a greenhouse area with agapanthus and the wonderful Pattens Unique pelargonium, the new rill which reflects the church, the gravel garden and the newish tree planting were the highlights for me. Prepare also to stand in awe of the huge and ancient trees, the views and the parterre. Also has wonderful homemade cakes and an art gallery in the tea room.
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over 2 years ago
Adam Hodge
said
Although the buildings are showing signs of needing major investment, the gardens seem to be the recipient of the available funds !
Plenty of interesting things to enjoy,and a very agreeable new development in the walled garden..understated but with oodles of gracious charm. The woodland gardens will look stunning in the spring with the Cornus, Magnolias and Rhodo's etc doing their stuff.
[They have probably the tallest Cornus controversa variegata I've ever seen !!]
A good afternooon's visit.(4.0/5)
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