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Garden Name: Woottens of Wenhaston
Last Modified: 13/01/2011
Garden ID: 0583

pic: 0583_Woottens_Wenhaston.jpg

Owner: Michael Loftus.
Address:
Blackheath
Wenhaston
Halesworth
Postcode: IP19 9HD
County: Suffolk

tel: (01502) 478 258
fax: (01502) 478 888
website: www.woottensplants.co.uk
email: michael {at} woottensplants.co.uk

Features: 
Largest collection of Herbaceous plants in East Anglia.

English Heritage Grade:


Opening Times:
Private Garden; Tues, Wed & Thurs; 9.30am - 5pm
Bearded Iris Field; 24th May - 10th June; 9.30am - 5pm
Hemerocallis Field; 2nd & 3rd weekends in July

Best Times of Year to Visit: 
April
May-June
July-Aug

To see: 
Auriculas
Irises, Pelargoniums
Hemerocallis, Pelargoniums

National Collection: 


National Garden Scheme days: 
Comments: 

Parties / Coaches: Yes 
Comments: 

Viewing by Appointment: 
Comments:  

House Open for Viewing: No
Comments: 

Admission Prices:
No charge

Parking: Yes
Lavatories: Yes
Disabled Access: Yes
Shop: No
Plants for Sale: Yes
Lunches: No
Teas: No
Refreshments: No
Picnics: No
Dogs allowed: No
Only on Lead: No
Events: No

Other Facilities:



Designer: Michael Loftus
Description of Garden:
Small, entirely herbaceous, garden, carefully planted to provide a succession of colour from the beginning of April through to the end of October.


History: 
Michael Loftus opened Woottens Plants in 1978. The new garden at Woottens was laid out in 2002.

Local Inns: 
Queens Head, Bramfield

Accomodation: 
Crown Hotel, Southwold

Restaurants: 
Crown Hotel, Southwold

Village/Town/Sightseeing: 
Blythburgh Church