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Beech Court Gardens, Kent

BRIEF HISTORY
The gardens were landscaped in the 50ths out of a medieval farm, The ten acres are planted with a fine and interesting collection of trees and shrubs and the undulating lawns and surprising vistas make it a delightful and natural garden to walk around.The height of colour is in May,but climbing roses, a superb collection of Hydrangeas and
Autumn colour make this a truly garden for all seasons!

HORTICULTURAL HIGHLIGHTS
Many fine trees including Firs,Oaks,pines, Acers, tallest Eucryphia in Kent.Kalopanax and fine collection of Acers. Philadelphus, Climbing roses,Viburnums,many varieties of Hudrangeas, island beds.Water garden.

OTHER THINGS TO SEE & DO
Small craft shop and Plants for sale.

LOCAL AREA
There is an interesting Church to visit with modern murals and a Rural Life collection by appointment.The gardens are near Faversham, Ashford, and Canterbury, home to the world heritage status Canterbury Cathedral dating back to 597 AD and featured in Chaucers Canterbury Tales.

PLACES TO STAY
Hotels in all towns.

HOW TO FIND US
Find us off the A252 charing side of the roundabout of the A251.

OPENING TIMES
10.30-5pm Closed Fridays

ENTRY
£5 Adults in high season £4.50 oaps Groups £4 Children£1 wheel chairs £2

FOOD & DRINK
Refreshments all day from the Oasthouse tea rooms overlooking the pond.

POSTCODE FOR CAR SAT NAVs
TN254DJ

FRIENDS/VOLUNTEERS
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WEBSITE
www.beechcourtgardens.co.uk