Wollerton Old Hall Garden

Wollerton, England, United Kingdom

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Wollerton Old Hall Garden is a celebrated 4-acre plantsman's garden in Wollerton, Shropshire, England, surrounding a Grade II*-listed 16th-century hall (not open to visitors) and developed since 1984 by owners John and Lesley Jenkins in the Arts and Crafts style. It features 14 distinct "garden rooms" connected by formal pathways, with dramatic topiary, north-south and east-west vistas, and richly planted borders showcasing perennials like delphiniums, hollyhocks, phlox, salvias, clematis, and English roses in vibrant color-themed displays from spring anemones to fiery autumn asters. This golden-hour view captures a pergola-framed path lined with lush roses and delphiniums, highlighting the garden's controlled exuberance. Open April to September (typically Wednesdays, Thursdays, Fridays 11am-5pm, plus select NGS days), it draws garden lovers for its inspirational design, with adult admission around £10 and high praise for year-round appeal.