Hidcote Manor Garden

Memories don’t get much better than those you will take away from Hidcote Manor Garden.

One of England’s greatest gardens, designed in the Arts and Crafts style by horticulturalist Lawrence Johnston, you can experience an idealised version of English country charm. A series of exquisite garden rooms each has its own unique character, with rare shrubs, trees, herbaceous borders and unusual plants from around the world. The garden changes in harmony with the seasons, from vibrant spring bulbs to autumn’s spectacular Red Border.

Whilst you are there, you can enjoy a game of tennis or croquet, explore the exhibition in the chapel, or enjoy a delicious meal using home-grown produce from the kitchen garden in Winthrop’s Cafe. Why not visit the largest plant centre in the National Trust where you can buy plants reflecting that garden including the famous Hidcote lavender.

Hidcote sits high on the exposed edge of the Cotswold escarpment, with sweeping views over the Vale of Evesham; a visit to Hidcote is inspirational at any time of year