Visit to Bourton House Tuesday 18th July 3 – 5

Description

Bourton House Garden features luxuriant terraces and wide herbaceous borders with stunning plant, texture and colour combinations. Features include a topiary walk, a White Garden and several spring-fed water features including a raised basket pond from the Great Exhibition of 1851.Also a Shade House, colourful borders with unusual tender perennials and many creatively planted pots. A raised 18th century walk provides an enticing visual link to the Cotswold landscape beyond. Visitors to the garden are also invited to enjoy the walk in the seven-acre field, which meanders through groups of specimen trees planted in 1994/95. A free guide to the trees is available with tickets to the garden. Beautiful to visit throughout the seasons, Bourton House Garden presents an especially magnificent late summer flourish when many gardens have run their course.

Bourton House Garden is 2 miles from Moreton-in-Marsh on the A44. Parking is available in the field opposite the Garden entrance free of charge. Please note that visitors park at their own risk.The Garden closes at 5pm – Gates (including the car park) lock no later than 5pm so please ensure you have departed in time.