Stagshaw Garden, located in Ambleside, Cumbria, England, is a lovely eight acre woodland garden on a steep hillside that overlooks Lake Windemere. It is known for its collection of flowering shrubs, including rhodedendrons and azaleas. There are also a few small waterfalls. It's really a nice place to visit.
The garden is open daily, April to June from 10:00 AM to 6:30 PM. From July to October, it is open by appointment only. Admission is 2.50 British pounds.
Waterfalls are a nice touch.
ReplyDeleteI love gardens with water features!
DeleteMan that looks pretty! I wanna go!
ReplyDeleteIf you like woodland gardens, this is definitely a pretty one!
Deleteonly April thru June without appt. Must plan carefully to see maximum azeala glory.
ReplyDeleteYes, it does require careful planning!
DeleteHi Sherry - it's a wonderful part of the world .. we used to go very often when I was tiny -
ReplyDeleteWonderful part of the world and Beatrix Potter's home used to be there .. the centre is open ..
Cheers Hilary
I was not aware that Beatrix Potter's house was once there. Thanks for that tidbit of information!
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DeleteThe British seem to do everything right in my opinion.
ReplyDeleteThey certainly know how to garden!
DeleteHillside - means some exercise is involved.
ReplyDeleteYes. Bring your hiking shoes!
Deletei've been having issues with my hands going numb (i've had surgery once already) so i've been not visiting blogs as much. apologies for not stopping by like usual!
ReplyDeleteSorry to hear about your hands. Hope they get better soon. I'll try to stop by your blog more frequently. Sometimes I just don't get around as much as I'd like.
DeleteLooks like the sort of place my Dad would like to visit. Too bad it's halfway across the world!
ReplyDeleteMaybe he can take a little vacation.
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