Explore the beautiful gardens of Kingston Lacy

Beside the Kingston Lacy house is the late-Victorian formal garden. Bright bedding, a fern garden containing 25 different varieties of ferns with gravel paths running between irregular raised beds, roses and spring bulbs, with meandering shrubberies and some fine Egyptian and Italian sculpture. This garden contains the National Collections of Anemone Memorosa and Convallarias. Good specimen trees, some planted by visiting royalty, avenues of lime and cedar, and a glorious park of solitary trees like soldiers returning from battle. In spring the woodland walk has many areas covered in Daffodils, Bluebells and Snowdrops.

Kingston Lacy also has a Historic House:

Kingston Lacy (Historic House Section)

Kingston Lacy is part of the following Travel Ideas:

The Top Twenty Places to see Snowdrops by Natalie French

"February marks the first sight of spring at Kingston Lacy, when thousands of bulbs burst through the soil and transform the garden under a dazzling white carpet. With 8,500 hectares to explore, the Japanese Garden is worth a wander, complete with an authentic tea house."