The hollow oak

Ian @ Wilmar, on July 2, 2008, said:

You have some great photos! I'd never heard of Biddulph before (except a name from BBC Radio 4, probably an announcer from the 60's). Is it privately owned or open to the public? Ian

muba, on July 2, 2008, said:

Hi Ian

Biddulph is open to the public, and owned by the National Trust. Its interesting because they restored it to its pre-WWII designs. There are themed sections cunningly linked together.

Other garden open to the public that I would recommend include:

Ness on the Wirral - photos are tagged Ness

Bodnant in N. Wales, also National Trust. Tagged Bodnant

Arley Hall near Manchester, awaiting upload.

Thanks for looking and your comment

Cheers Steve

Ian @ Wilmar, on July 3, 2008, said:

An enjoyable - but not necessarily a great - garden is at Mount Stuart on Isle of Bute. But next time you're in Scotland, Steve, I strongly urge you to put Mount Stuart on your itinerary. For my money it's the 8th Wonder of the World. The Marquis is a bit sniffy about photos though! Ian