Glorious vegetables, flowers, fruit and herbs at Chatsworth House gardens

Chatsworth is one of my mum’s favourite places to visit. She goes frequently, simply to stroll around the vast gardens and grounds. Hearing endless good things, I decided I must go and see it for myself.

A little surprised at the entrance fee, we opted to visit the gardens only, my mum eagerly leading the way. Hours later, the bell tolled to indicate the gardens were closing, and finally I could understand why she loves it so.

The grounds are epic; featuring an amazing range of gardens, jaw dropping views, impressive potting sheds, glass houses, sculptures and water features, all completely soaked in horticultural history.

The kitchen gardens and the allotment designed around a World War II theme were my highlights; both full to bursting with glorious vegetables, fruit, flowers and herbs. It was simply stunning, and made my senses and heart sing! I urge you to go and discover it for yourself.

Images by Joanna Payne

 

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