THE TREASURE HOUSES OF ENGLAND have some of the most beautiful formal gardens and parkland in England. From Flower Festivals to Victorian Gardeners and Living History, there is much for garden-lovers to enjoy this summer.
Beaulieu has a topiary display running throughout 2016; it’s based on Lewis Carroll's Alice's Adventures in Wonderland.
The Blenheim Palace Flower show returns for its fourth year (June 17-19). The three-day show celebrates the very best of gardening in the UK. Visitors can also explore the beautiful Formal Gardens and 'Capability' Brown Parkland.
Burghley's Flower Festival (October 1-9) will transform the State Rooms with floral displays created by local flower societies.
Castle Howard's interiors will be brought to life colourful floral displays – from traditional to contemporary, understated to ornate – during its flower festival (June 23-26). Soak up the garden party atmosphere in the Boar Garden with live music, strawberries and Pimms, join a guided garden tour, or explore the 1,000 acres of parkland and gardens.
Hatfield House has its two-day garden show (June 4-5) takes place on the Queen Elizabeth Oak Field, with plenty of exhibitors selling plants, shrubs, and gardening tools.
A must-see might be Woburn Abbey’s garden show (June 25-26) June. Whether you're a keen horticulturalist or you're looking for inspiration for your family garden, all are welcome. This year demonstrations, talks and Q&A sessions will be presented by Pippa Greenwood, a BBC Gardeners World panelist.
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