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Warton Gardens - Open Garden for NGS
The 6 gardens are spread across the village and offer a wide variety of planting and design ideas. They comprise of a contemporary garden skilfully planted on limestone pavement, a flower picking garden, a plantsman's garden with unusual herbaceous planting, trees and productive vegetable/soft fruit section, a large garden with a series of rooms each with a different atmosphere, a garden with the epitome of country style and a recently created garden designed to encourage pollinators. A group of allotments complete your visit. Families are encouraged and we will be offering children's activities at some gardens. Warton is the birthplace of the medieval ancestors of George Washington. The ruins of the Old Rectory (English Heritage) is the oldest surviving building in the village.
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Sat 15, Sun 16 June (11-5). Combined adm £6, Children free. Home-made teas at 9 Main Street and 111 Main Street. Times:11:00 to 17:00.
Sat 15, Sun 16 June (11-5). Combined adm £6, Children free. Home-made teas at 9 Main Street and 111 Main Street. Times:11:00 to 17:00.
Warton Gardens, Warton, Lancashire LA5 9PJ
Sat 15 June and Sun 16 June
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