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Magnolias, Wisteria, Iris & herbaceous borders.
£5 donation to Besthorpe Church.
Decorative lead work by Brian Turner.
Lots of interesting trees including Wellingtonia and a Hankerchief tree, herbaceous borders, wildflower meadows and a medieval tilting ground. Magnolias, Wisteria and Iris.
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All Saints Church, Besthorpe Peter Beales Roses, Attleborough St. Mary's Church, Attleborough
Besthorpe Hall has a lovely old formal garden within Tudor enclosures and features a good collection of magnolias, wisteria and a wide variety of herbaceous plants and shrubs. The wall plants and climbers are especially interesting to keen horticulturalists. There is also some good topiary and extensive herbaceous borders.
Wildflower conservation meadows have recently been reintroduced to the surrounding area.
There have been formal gardens here since the 17th century and the fine brickwork and archways are original. This is an historic garden.