Gardens

The four acre garden, which is starred in the ‘Good Gardens Guide’, is open throughout the summer for six days of the week. It surrounds the romantic Elizabethan manor house, and flows naturally from it. The entrance is only one hundred yards from the Leaping Hare.

Wyken is a garden lover’s paradise, providing rich variety on a sympathetic scale, including herb garden, knot garden, rose garden featuring old roses, kitchen garden, wildflower meadows, nuttery, maze and the Millenium Giant Stride.

The present garden has been created in the last thirty years within the framework of the flint walls, fine trees and old orchard.

You may especially enjoy strolling around it after a leisurely lunch at the Leaping Hare.

The National Gardens Scheme will be holding an open garden at Wyken Hall on Saturday the 7th June 2008 between 10am and 6pm, and Sunday the 8th June 2008 between 2pm and 6pm.  Admission fee £3.50 for adults, children free.  All admission fees to charity.