We are back at this historic and charming venue for a brilliant plant fair with lots of lovely plants from nurseries that rarely get to Nottinghamshire. The fair is host by the Archbishop's Palace in the Education Garden and the £2.00 entry fee is to raise funds for them. ­The Education Garden is a fantastic place to explore and discover the history of the site through living plants. The features of the enclosed garden are inspired by medieval, Tudor, Georgian…

Bodenham Arboretum is situated in the most scenic and idyllic corner of Worcestershire. We are really excited about this lovely haven of peace and tranquility as a setting for our prestigious event in the area. From the mile-long approach drive to the heart of this 156 acre arboretum the beauty of the setting just keeps on unfolding. The arboretum is a garden of trees and shrubs with over 3000 species from all over the world. There are several miles of…

The Adwell Estate lies on ground sloping down from the Chiltern Hills. The Saxons called it Eadda's Well, and hence the name today. The garden was originally laid out by the present owner’s ancestors in the 19th Century, and over successive generations further developments have taken place. Visitors are greeted with a magnificent herbaceous border which sweeps around the drive. The Parish Church nestles within the grounds and you are led around to the walled garden, with its herbaceous borders,…

Weston is an award winning stately home set in 1000 acres of "Capability" Brown parkland much of it wooded and planted with spring bulbs, bluebells, azaleas and rhododendrons. The fair will be held on The Dairy Green, close to the house with the Stables Coffee Bar close on hand. There is also a great adventure playground for children plus a selection of outdoor games in the courtyard. The miniature railway will also be running (additional charge). The Deli and Cafe…

Building on the success of our popular Spring Fair at The Bishop's Palace, we return in September for our Autumn Fair. Since development of the gardens started in 2005 the borders have been planted with season long interest in mind. Many of the roses are repeat flowering and the cross section of planting means most of the borders are full of interest from May until the first frosts. In September the large Bishops Dahlia collection will be at its best…

Competitive classes for flowers, vegetables, fruit, pot plants, art, photography, baking, jam, jelly, chutney and also classes for children. Stalls selling plants, a tombola and a raffle. Parking free.

A 15-acre listed garden and arboretum with lakes, streams and cascades, created by the Rhyd y Meirch stream as it flows through the garden. Unusual trees including several national champions, shrubs and flowers have been planted since 1790. It is likely that the landscaping trends of Capability Brown influenced the owners in the late 18th Century, as seen by plantings of stately London plane trees and beech which to this day, cast their shadows on the lawns and parkland. The…