Northumberland Gardens Gazetteer
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A creation of the Duchess of Northumberland, Alnwick Garden is a delight; a modern garden combining sculpture, water features, and beautiful plants to create a wonderful family attraction. The European Garden features the largest collection of European plants in the UK.
Denwick Lane,
Alnwick,
Northumberland,
England, NE66 1YU
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Garden: At Cragside you will not only find rock gardens, but what is one of the world's largest rock gardens, constructed by inventor Lord Armstrong. Magnificent, varied estate, stronghold of the red squirrel. Lots for children to do: rhododendron maze, wild streams and lakes, adventure play area.
Rothbury,
Morpeth,
Northumberland,
England, NE65 7PX
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Surrounding the rebuilt 18th-century United Reformed Church in Crookham is a garden of peace and reconciliation established as part of the 500th-anniversary celebrations of the Battle of Flodden and is part of the Flodden Ecomuseum. This peaceful garden offers a quiet place for contemplation, a contrast to the nearby battlefield.
B6353,
Crookham,
Northumberland,
England, TD12 4SY
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Heritage Highlight: Within walking distance of Flodden battlefield
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Beautiful early 20th-century gardens surround the 18th-century stately home of Howick Hall, home of the Earls Grey (in fact, Earl Grey tea was invented here at Howick). The gardens offer wonderful colour throughout the spring and summer, with woodland walks and an outstanding 65-acre arboretum.
Howick Estate Office,
Alnwick,
Northumberland,
England, NE66 3LB
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Heritage Highlight: The gardens surround the elegant 18th-century Hall
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Whalton Manor is an attractive 17th-century manor with 3 acres of walled gardens laid out in the early 20th century for Mrs Eustace Smith by Sir Edward Lutyens with inspiration from Gertrude Jekyll. Garden tours available for groups and individuals.
Whalton,
Morpeth,
Northumberland,
England, NE61 3UT
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Heritage Highlight: An important Lutyens garden behind a 17th century house
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