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Snowdrop Season at Waterperry Garden
Oxford
Type:Gardens
Waterperry, Oxford, Oxfordshire, OX33 1LA
Tel: 01844 339254
Oxford
Tel: 01844 339254
One of the highlights of winter – the arrival of snowdrops and with more than 60 different snowdrop varieties carpeting the ornamental gardens and a spectacular show down by our walk along the River Thame, there’s no better place to enjoy these little heralds of spring in such a magical setting (normal garden entrance fee applies). A selection of varieties will be available to purchase and our knowledgeable staff will be on hand to encourage visitors to help re-establish the countries native species and offer advice about planting techniques. Gardens open from 10am – 5pm daily.
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