Upcoming events

Snowdrop Weekends

10th February to 12th February 2012

10.30am to 4.30pm

Snowdrop Weekends

17th February to 19th February 2012

10.30am to 4.30pm

Snowdrop Weekends

24th February to 26th February 2012

10.30am to 4.30pm

Wedding Fayre

Sunday 25th March 2012

11.00am to 4.00pm


News

 

Published: February 2010

Click here to vote for Marks Hall as the best garden to visit in the Gardeners' World Magazine poll.

Storyteller

Published: February 2010

Don't miss our next event on Wednesday 17th Februrary, with our storyteller Lorraine Barfoot, featuring hats, hats, hats. 

Marks Hall Arboretum taken by Jerry Harpur

Published: February 2010

All of us are quite delighted at the award of our Heritage Lottery Grant of £50,000.

Grange Wood

Published: January 2010

We are now selling logs at the Visitor Centre, they have been harvested from our own coppice woodland.  Each net is £3.99 or you can buy 5 get one free.

Published: January 2010

Listen to Photographer, Jerry Harpur talk about some of the best gardens he has seen and photographed.

Marks Hall at War

Published: January 2010

Marks Hall Gardens and Arboretum, are launching a series of special events with '‘Marks Hall at War’ on Thursday 21st January.

Published: January 2010

We regret to confirm that we will not be opening this weekend, Saturday 9th and Sunday 10th January,  due to current weather conditions causing difficulties when entering Marks Hall.  We are sorry for any inconvenience this may cause.

Published: December 2009

It is with regret that we will be unable to open to the public today, due the recent weather conditions which are causing difficulties when entering the estate.  Marks Hall Visitor Centre will re-open on Saturday 2nd January 2010.  We apologise for any inconvenience caused.

Walled Garden in Spring

Published: December 2009

Due to all the wet weather we have had recently, we have closed the Walled Garden for essential maintenance work. 

Mistletoe

Published: December 2009

The team at Marks Hall have been harvesting the mistletoe growing in the woods and we can report it is the best crop for years!  Masses of berries, wonderful colour, locally grown and sustainable and only £1 a bunch.  Visit our Christmas Market on Saturday or Sunday to get  your supplies.


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