Coton Manor Gardens

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Coton Manor Garden is a charming 10‑acre oasis nestled in the rolling hills of Northamptonshire’s East Midlands. Built atop a 17th‑century manor house, the garden boasts a vibrant tapestry of borders, a sweeping bluebell wood, a five‑acre wildflower meadow, and a tranquil water lily‑filled pond. Whether you’re wandering through the autumn foliage, marveling at the spectacular spring snowdrops, or sipping tea at the on‑site Stableyard Café, there is something to delight every visitor. The garden is renowned for its seasonal spectacle, with visitors flocking each year to experience the shimmering bluebells in late spring, the fragrant roses in summer, and the scented heather in autumn. The on‑site nursery offers a wide selection of plants for inspiration and purchase, while the garden school provides hands‑on gardening courses that appeal to novices and seasoned green thumbs alike. The historic manor house, surrounded by lush gardens, adds a touch of past elegance to the modern visitor experience. The garden welcomes visitors from Tuesday through Saturday, 12:00 pm to 5:00 pm, closed on Sundays and Mondays (except during bank‑holiday weekends). Entry is priced at £12.50 for adults, £5.00 for children, and £11.00 for group visits, with season tickets available for £35.00 for adults and £12.50 for children. Garden tours can be booked online for those seeking a guided experience. A true family‑friendly destination, Coton Manor Garden invites nature lovers, historians, and garden enthusiasts alike to discover its beautifully curated landscapes and rich heritage.

Highlights

• Bluebell Wood
• Snowdrops and Hellebores
• 10‑Acre Garden
• Wildflower Meadow

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• Typical visit: about 1 hour 30 minutes

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