Last updated on 09 November 11
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Tyntesfield Garden

5.0/5 (1 ratings)

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A Victorian Gothic-Revival house and garden . There is a working kitchen garden. Tyntesfield is a recent National Trust acquisition (2002) and restoration and conservation work is still ongoing.

Address - Wraxall, Somerset, England, BS48 1NT
Opening times - Mid March to October. Monday, Wednesday, Saturday, Sunday and Good Friday. Open 10:30am to 5:30pm.
Website - Visit the Tyntesfield Garden website

Local Hotels

Hotels within 30km as the crow flies from this garden.

Ramada Bristol North, The Grange (15km away)
From £72.68 to £175.00
Cameley Lodge (16km away)
From £57.75 to £177.45

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Nearby Garden Nurseries

Garden Nurseries within 30km as the crow flies from this garden.

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Alan Phipps Cacti (11km away)
C S Lockyer (16km away)
Jekka's Herb Farm (19km away)
Special Plants (19km away)

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Reviews and Comments

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7 months ago Anonymous said
A fascinating Victorian garden with a wealth of original features. Many have been recently restored - the Rose Garden Gazebos, 4 listed gothic stone seats, an ornamental Aviary and over 40 pieces of garden statuary. There is a rose garden, formal terrace parterres, an arboretum, 3 formal avenues of Holly, Irish Yew and Portugal Laurel and a drained boating pond. The kitchen garden is inspirational with a good variety of fruit and veg. The Orangery will be revealed from its scaffolding covering in 2012 - worth visiting just to see this. There is also a range of metal glasshouses and a small enclosed flower garden next to the walled garden.

(5.0/5)

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