Essex Gardens in Spring
There are many beautiful gardens in Essex, and spring is on of the best times of the year to visit them.
Read moreThere are many beautiful gardens in Essex, and spring is on of the best times of the year to visit them.
Read moreTucked away on Feering Road, just south of Coggeshall, are Feeringbury Manor Gardens, and they are well worth a visit!
Read moreA hidden gem in Saffron Walden, Bridge End Garden is a series of seven interlinked gardens laid out by the Gibson family in the nineteenth century. Now Grade II listed, they are open free of charge to the public, and you should make time to visit them.
Read moreBeeleigh Abbey is another of Essex’s hidden gems, tucked away just outside Maldon, and the gardens are well worth a visit.
Read moreI’ve driven past the entrance to Harlow’s Gibberd Garden many times over the years, and I finally got the opportunity to visit it today. It was well worth the visit.
Read moreA lovely 20-acre garden off the beaten track near Ardleigh.
Read moreWe finally made it to RHS Garden Hyde Hall today, and were hugely impressed!
Read moreWe’ve driven around the north-west of Essex for many years, seeing the brown tourist signs for The Gardens of Easton
Read moreIt was grey and windy this afternoon, but the rain held off long enough for us to spend an hour walking around Marks Hall Gardens and Arboretum, admiring the snowdrops, and wonderful white, red and yellow bark on some of their trees and bushes, some of which were beautifully fragrant.
Read moreBefore we went for our Sunday roast we visited Hylands House in Chelmsford. It was the first time we had
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