Benington Lordship Garden, near Stevenage

The garden at Benington Lordship is famed for its displays of snowdrops around the moat, ruins and Pulham Folly which are complemented by hellebores and winter flowering shrubs.  A winter stroll also incorporates the ponds with reflections of the shrubs with coloured barks.
Spring follows with swathes of scillas,  daffodils, and fritillaries, before the summer glory of the roses and spectacular double herbaceous borders.
In the walled kitchen garden, vegetables are still grown, alongside the growing collection of named snowdrop varieties - 200 to date.

Benington Lordship Opening Times - see latest information by visiting website.
Snowdrops from  February to March.