Stunning gardens at National Trust near Birmingham named among UK's best by The Times
The Times recognises breathtaking gardens at a National Trust site in the West Midlands, placing them among the top in the UK.
The garden has been named as one of the top 20 in the UK.
The gardens at a historic National Trust site near Birmingham have been recognised by a national newspaper for being one of the best in the UK.
The Times has included the gardens at Packwood House, Lapworth in the ratings.
It says: “The gardens at Packwood are particularly beautiful in the summer months, when tender perennials fill the borders and purple-headed alliums line the pathways leading to the yew garden.
“Wildflower meadows full of cowslips, irises and buttercups are a magnet for bumblesbess and butteflies, while from late June the roses take centre stage. And in the kitchen garden many varieties of vegetables are grown around a circular pond - and the produce is often found on the menu of Packwood’s cafe.”
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