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RHS Rosemoor Garden

Posted on Wednesday February 24th, 2021Monday April 12th, 2021 by 6191
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RHS Rosemoor Garden
GB - EX38 8PH Great Torrington, Devon

Telefon: +44 (0)1805 624 067
Fax: +44 (0)1805 624 717
Email: → rosemooradmin@rhs.org.uk
Webseite: → http://www.rhs.org.uk/rosemoor

Dimension

26 ha

Description

More than a garden, Rosemoor is a unique place that people of all ages return to time and again for ideas, inspiration or simply to enjoy a fun family day out. Spanning 65 acres, Rosemoor is set in the beautiful Torridge Valley. There is something for everyone to enjoy, from the stunning gardens (including Lady Anne’s original garden, the arboretum and the cottage garden) to the Woodland Walks which offer interesting glimpses of local wildlife and wild flowers. We also have &acuteThe Brash&acute, a family friendly picnic and activity area in the woods, a range of seasonal Children’s Trails and lots of exciting activities for the whole family.

Some of the highlights of Rosemoor Garden are:
- Complex of 2,000 roses (200 varieties)
- Colour theme gardens
- Herb garden and potager
- Extensive herbaceous borders
- Cottage garden
- Foliage and Plantsman&acutes garden
- Winter garden
- Fruit and Vegetable garden

Category

Variety garden

Opening hours

Open all year except Christmas Day.
Apr-Sept: 10:00-18:00;
Oct-Mar: 10:00-17:00.

Admission price

Adult £7.00; Child 6-16 £2.50 (under 6 free);
Parties of 10 or more adults £6.00 pp.

Offer

Rosemoor Garden has a Visitors Centre with a Lecture Hall, restaurant, shop and plant centre with many rare and interesting species on sale.

Events

Rosemoor holds over 70 special events throughout the year, which include creative workshops for children and adults, family days, craft fairs, musical and dramatic evening performances and horticultural walks round the garden.

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Restaurant Snack bar Picnic Barbecue 

Restaurant info

Restaurant in the Visitors Centre

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Public transport

To Exeter St Davids and then change to the Barnstaple line. Take a taxi from Barnstaple (approximately 19.5km/12 miles).

Private vehicles

M5 Southbound - leave at Junction 27, take the A361 (North Devon Link road) and leave either at South Molton (please note this is not suitable for coaches) OR follow the main road to Barnstaple/Bideford, then the B3222 to Great Torrington. From there follow the brown tourist signs to the garden which is on the A3124 (Exeter/Winkleigh road). Car parking is free.

Longitude: -4.136459
Latitude: 50.939861


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Plants offer

Rare species

Purpose of plants

Show garden
Education / Promotion
Plant-breeding

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General information

The Robin Herbert Centre: The Centre incorporates a lecture theatre, self-service licensed restaurant, plant centre and gift shop. The Plant Centre sells an excellent selection of unusual hardy plants, bulbs, trees and shrubs. The shop stocks a comprehensive range of gardening books

Distribution

Direct selling

Availability

All-season

Revision: 12. 04. 2021

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