Lingen Nursery and Garden: Specialist herbaceous and alpine nursery celebrating 25 years in horticulture. The nursery offers unusual varieties, many available from only a few nurseries in the country. Extensively planted informal gardens housing the National collections of herbaceous Campanula and Iris sibirica. Personal collections of Auriculas and Penstemons. Visitors welcome, groups by appointment.
Open: Nursery 7 Feb - 18 Oct, garden & Team Room 3 April - 27 Sept. All open Thursday - Monday 10am - 5pm. Closed Tuesday and Wednesday.
Cost: For Garden only - Adult £2.50, Child Free.
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