Gardens of Distinction
It's time to explore Cheshire, one of the most green-fingered counties in the UK.
From snowdrop walks at Rode Hall in February to wide sweeps of daffodils at Cholmondeley Castle in spring; you will be enchanted by Cheshire's gardens - whenever you visit.
The month of May brings dazzling colour to Ness, as great expanses of rhododendrons and azaleas bloom in these beautiful botanic gardens. The bold colours of summer are perfectly displayed in the lush, historic herbaceous borders at Arley Hall - and during these longer, warmer days the Rose Walk in Norton Priory's outstanding Walled Gardens, can be enjoyed at its best.
During August the lavish planting and intricate patterns of Lyme Park's 18th century Dutch garden reflect the grandeur of this historic house - and the fiery tones of maples bring the autumn to a vivid climax in Tatton Park's famous Japanese Garden.
The destinations featured in this 'Gardens of Distinction' section reflect the horticultural creativitiy and flare of generations past and present - click on the links below and start to discover and enjoy them for yourself.
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