Manton Village Invites Public to Explore Five Diverse Gardens This Sunday
Manton Village (LE15 8SR) is set to host its annual "Manton Garden Openings" this Sunday, June 8th, offering visitors a unique opportunity to explore five distinct private gardens within the charming village located on the south shore of Rutland Water.
Garden enthusiasts will find a diverse range of styles and features among the participating properties:
22 Lyndon Road: This garden promises a delightful blend of a traditional cottage garden aesthetic with an array of unusual plants. Expect overflowing borders, vibrant hanging baskets, and artfully arranged decorative pots.
Manton Lodge: Perched on a steeply sloping site, Manton Lodge boasts spectacular views, colorful beds bursting with shrubs, roses, and perennials, complemented by an ornamental pond and a serene terrace.
Shapinsay: This mature garden features established trees and strategically framed views. Visitors can discover extensive perennial borders, inviting island shrub borders, and a tranquil stream that links multiple ponds.
Manor Barn (New): A fresh addition to the openings this year, Manor Barn is a converted barn whose garden features distinct areas, including an abundantly planted sunken courtyard with a charming well.
3 St. Mary's Road: For those who appreciate quaint charm, this tiny cottage garden beautifully wraps around a pretty brick cottage, showcasing how much beauty can be created in a small space.
The Manton Garden Openings provide a wonderful opportunity to gain inspiration, enjoy the beauty of expertly cultivated spaces, and experience the picturesque setting of Manton Village. Don't miss this chance to wander through some of Rutland's hidden horticultural gems this Sunday.
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