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Easton Walled Gardens
Directed by Lady Ursula Cholmeley, the 'lost' Easton Walled Gardens in Lincolnshire are being revived to their original glory after being left abandoned for 50 years. The 12 acres of 'lost' gardens, combined with 400 years of dedicated gardening, has created a uniquely peaceful environment set in a beautiful valley, just off the A1. With walks, meadows, tearooms, kitchen garden, gift shop and special events on offer, the gardens can be appreciated by gardening aficionados, amateurs and tourists alike.
Wild Card's campaign has put Easton Walled Gardens firmly on the national garden map, generating media exposure beyond the traditional garden pages, using the 10th restoration anniversary and annual programme of garden events as lynch pins.
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