Benington Lordship Gardens

In 2016, four weeping pear trees (Pyrus Salicifolia) were planted in the formal rose garden, which was underplanted with Rosa Kent and tulips and surrounded by box hedge. The formal area’s wildness bank is now planted with a plethora of spring bulbs, connecting it to the snowdrop path beyond.
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Parking
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RSPB Ham Wall Nature Reserve
From £3.00 / person

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