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The Oxfordshire Travel Guide
- Waterperry Gardens
A travel guide to Oxfordshire, England, highlighting attractions, history, and visitor information. |
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Waterperry Gardens
Waterperry was established over 70 years ago by the School of Horticulture for Ladies. Within the gardens are two further attractions; the Museum of Rural Life, and a delightful church dating to the Saxon period. The garden is home to the National Collection of Kabischia Saxifrage. These delightful small plants are to be found in a courtyard of raised beds designed to show off the saxifrages to full advantage, interspersed with floral alpine plants. The best time to see the saxifrages is from early spring to early summer. Museum of Rural Life A Georgian granary houses this museum, which features agricultural and gardening tools from days gone by. In addition, there are a wide variety of artefacts ranging from kitchen tools to decorative meat skewers, veterinary equipment, brass stamps, and alarm guns dating back over the past several hundred years. Step even further back in time through a special exhibit of medieval pottery discovered on the Waterperry estate. Saxon Church
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