Tintinhull House Garden: Created last century around a 17th-century manor house, the garden features small pools, varied borders and secluded lawns, all neatly enclosed within walls and clipped hedges. There is also an attractive kitchen garden.
The beautiful formal gardens stand in two acres, created by Mrs Reiss, who gave the property to the National Trust in 1953.
For more information about Tintinhull House Garden, please contact 01935 823289, or see event details on the left.
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