Flowers; Their Symbolism and Folklore: A specialist walk looking at the garden plants which have attracted significant cultural interest over centuries from ancient superstition to Victorian symbolism. Lunch will be provided.
Built during the reign of King Henry VIII, Walmer Castle is one of the most fascinating visitor attractions in the South East. Originally designed as part of a chain of coastal artillery defences it evolved into the official residence of the Lord Warden of the Cinque Ports. The Duke of Wellington held the post for 23 years and enjoyed his time spent at the castle and in recent years Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth the Queen Mother made regular visits to the castle.
Flowers; Their Symbolism and Folklore at Walmer Castle and Gardens in Deal, Kent on Friday, 02 March 2012.
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