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 . Garden Tours of Great Britain - England - United Kingdom- British Garden Tours English garden tours are available for small groups and individuals GLORIOUS GARDENS OF ENGLAND, WALES AND SCOTLAND  If you have always promised yourself that
"someday" you would find the right way to explore the beautiful
countryside, historic towns and picturesque villages of England, that day has
come. The essence of Britain is to be found in its historic towns and tiny
villages, nestled among some of the loveliest countryside in the world. Few British institutions - the football match, the back garden, and a "nice cup of tea" are as important as the garden. On our English garden tours, you will see gardens made famous on television, grand gardens that have developed over the centuries, and even small, private gardens, very much the domain of their owners. Most days you will enjoy at least two gardens with an expert. Treat your senses to the truly fantastic array of sights and smells around Great Britain's gardens, from grand designs attached to stately homes to the secret delights and private passions of many individuals' more modest homes. Full days out, escorted by expert plantsmen or women, take in a mix of these. You don't need to know a lot, because the tours are relaxed, very sociable affairs that you can enjoy at any level. Cornwall is our most popular destination, with opportunities to see the amazing Eden Project, the Lost Gardens of Heligan, Bosvigo and many other sub tropical gardens. Further north, the Duchess of Northumberland has something very interesting going on with the Alnwick Garden. You may also want to take in some major flower shows at Tatton Park or Hampton Court. You'll need to be fit enough to spend all day on your feet visiting sometimes large gardens, but there's plenty of time to recover and socialize in the evenings back at superb get away from it all Country Houses in glorious countryside! CHELSEA GARDEN TOUR WITH VISITS TO KENT AND SUSSEX GARDENS WITH TICKETS TO THE CHELSEA FLOWER SHOW This tour is always a sell-out! Book now for 2010! .jpg)
2010 Chelsea Flower Show RHS (Royal Horticultural Society) has announcedthe dates for the Chelsea Flower Show Tickets at Royal Hospital, Chelsea. The Chelsea Flower Show heralds the arrival of summer and the beginning the fashionable 'Summer Season.' This unique event is lovingly prepared by the country's leading horticulturists transforming several acres into an extraordinary vista of gardens. Thousands of trade stands add to the interest making it the biggest garden centre in the world. Chelsea Flower Show 2010 schedule Chelsea Flower Show Tickets. We will attend the Flower Show on May 28. GUARANTEED SMALL TOUR Why not let Lynott put together an inspiring vacation for you? GUARANTEED SMALL TOUR - THIS TOUR IS LIMITED TO 16 PERSONS RATES/DATES May 22-29, 2010 Book now for 2010 Chelsea Flower Show has been the world's leading horticultural event since the first show in 1913 when gardeners from the large private estates created brilliant displays. Today, you will be able to marvel at an international collection of magnificent blooms and perfect specimen trees alongside an astonishing range of exhibition gardens. The Grand Marquee contains over 3 acres of plants and flowers of every description, smaller tents are devoted to floral art and garden design, while the full scale gardens are outside. Whether you go for inspiration, or gardening advice, the Chelsea Flower Show is an unforgettable experience. In addition to the Flower Show, our tour visits the magnificently manicured garden of Sissinghurst. Created by Vita Sackville-West and Harold Nicolson and later enhanced under National Trust ownership, it has come to represent the pinnacle of gardening excellence. We also enjoy the gardens of Scotney Castle, which surround a 14th century moated medieval castle.
 Day 1. Sat. May 22 Arrival. Meet at Gatwick Airport at
10AM, for a group transfer, or make your own way to the Donnington Manor Hotel. Donnington Manor Hotel,
nestling in the heart of the Kent countryside at the foot of the North Downs.
15th century style manor house set in quiet village location. Gym Jacuzzi
Indoor Pool. Time to relax and meet your fellow travelers at dinner. Day 2 Sun. May 23 Visit Great Dixter House and Garden - The Manor of Dixter is first noted in 1220 and structural additions were made again in 1464. In 1910 the English architect Edwin Lutyens restored the house and designed the gardens. Completing the whole picture was an important aspect of Lutyen's designs, and once the residential part of the scheme had taken shape he concentrated on the layout of the gardens, cleverly incorporating the original outbuildings to knit all the elements together. This is a cottage garden on a large scale. The owner is well known gardening writer and lecturer Christopher Lloyd. An internal tour of Great Dixter takes in the impressive 15th century great hall, one of the largest surviving timber-framed halls in the country, the cosy low-ceilinged parlour, and the spacious first floor solar. Other rooms are shown to the public when Christopher Lloyd is not using them. There is a surprising and refreshing mix of decorative styles, illustrating that both old and modern can live comfortably together without creating a gaudy mish mash. (B) Day 3. Mon. May 24 Wisley Garden R.H.S.  - Today, we visit the showplace of the Royal
Horticultural Society at
Wisley.
The RHS Bicentenary Glasshouse, a huge cathedral-like glass structure covers an
area equal in size to 10 tennis courts and rise to 12m (40ft) in height. It
will have three climatic zones, recreating tropical, moist-temperate and
dry-temperate habitats.Wisley Garden offers wooded slopes with masses of
rhododendrons and azaleas, wild daffodils and an alpine meadow - British
gardening at its best in all aspects. This is the 'Mecca' to many gardeners.
The garden delights and inspires in any season of the year. It is full of ideas
and information. There is always part of the garden at its best. The shop
offers as large a collection of books on gardening as anywhere in the world.
Here is a wonderful chance to buy gifts to take home. (B)Day 4. Tue. May 25 AM - You begin at Leeds Castle  , built in the center of a lake described by
Lord Conway as the "loveliest in the world". Surrounded by landscaped
gardens, it became known as "Lady's Castle", because of the number of
Queens of England who occupied it. At Sissinghurst you see the most beautiful
garden in England, created by Vita Sackville-West and her husband, Harold
Nicholson. Next is the aromatic garden around a slender brick-built castle
tower - Sissinghurst
is surely the best known and most copied garden in the world. (B)Day 5. Wed. May 26 Nymans Garden We visit Nyman's Gardens, with its 30 acres of plants from all over the world. Nyman's has an extensive collection of rare trees, shrubs and plants. A 'theatrical' garden design full of variety, surprises and delight, Nymans is one of the great gardens of the Sussex Weald, internationally known for its beauty, atmosphere and collection of rare and important plants. There are wonderful views over the Sussex countryside towards the South Downs. Dinner at your hotel. (B) .jpg) Day 6. Thu. May 27AM - Visit
the Scotney Castle Garden and Estate. The
moated 14th century medieval castle and landscape of Scotney together make this
one of England's most romantic places. The view from the Bastion, just below
the formal terraces of the "new" Scotney Castle, takes in the
glorious colors of Ghent azaleas in late spring. In the autumn, golden tulip
trees and crimson liquid ambers take center stage against a back cloth of
parkland and woodland which are part of the 770 acre Scotney Estate. Brilliant
displays of azaleas, rhododendron and calico bush (Kalmia latifolia), wonderful
walks through 770 acre estate. Travel to London (B)Day 7. Fri. May 28 AM - THE CHELSEA FLOWER SHOWYou have a full day to explore the show. Getting there early will give you time to see the show and perhaps to leave in mid-afternoon to do some final last minute shopping at nearby Harrods. (CB) Day 8. Sat. May 9Travel home or extend your stay. We suggest the Gatwick Express or Heathrow Express for your homeward transfer (not included in the price). Extra nights are available. OR TRAVEL ON TO IRELAND FOR OUR IRISH GARDENS TOUR. (CB) Prices shown below are for individuals. Ask for prices for your group of 6 or more. YOUR COACH TOUR PRICE INCLUDES:
NEW! We can accept payments in US dollars, euros and pounds sterling. Please ask for our wire transfer details. This tour combines with IRELAND FOR OUR IRISH GARDENS TOUR May 28-June 5, 2010. HAMPTON COURT GARDEN TOUR WITH VISITS TO TUDOR PALACES, AND COTSWOLDS GARDENS
Lynott Tours has announced the dates for their 2010 Chelsea Flower Show Tour. The tour will take place May 22-29, 2010. Priced at $3495 and including accommodations, breakfasts, arrival airport transfers, sightseeing, garden entrance fees, motorcoach with your expert guide, taxes and service charges.
Our Garden tours can be customized for each individual group of 8 or more. Some suggestions: In designing garden tours, we aim for a mixture of garden design as well as interesting historical associations of people and places. Amateur photographers have great opportunities to practice their skills on famous architectural sights and country scenes. Visits are interspersed with free time to pursue your own interests such as shopping and sightseeing. Some Garden Show dates for your 2009 calendar.
IMPORTANT FACTS You need to be mobile to get around the gardens, where the terrain may vary from gravel to tarmac or grass. You can enjoy these tours on different levels – the gardens are all beautiful to look at so you don’t need prior knowledge. An expert tour leader will accompany the group. We try to include a mix of the most attractive public gardens and some equally interesting private ones. If you would like a full itinerary, please ask. Public gardens often neighbour Country Houses, which you will often be able to visit as an alternative (admission not included). Days are full, leaving around 9.30am and returning around 5.30 to 6.00pm. Admissions to gardens and transport costs are included. Evenings include a briefing to help you get the most from your next visit, plus time to socialize. The Hampton Court Palace Flower Show Enjoy a full day exploring the stunning RHS Flower Show with its numerous display gardens and floral marquees, set in the expansive parkland surrounding Hampton Court Palace. On the remaining days we visit some of the best public and private gardens in Sussex, including Wakehurst Place with its splendid walled and water gardens, West Dean Gardens, which include a magnificent 100 metre long pergola designed by Harold Peto, and the unusual and extravagantly planted garden known as Denmans. Click here: Alnwick Garden Come and see history in the making; at completion, the Duchess of Northumberland's ambitious grand design of the Alnwick Garden will rival the greatest gardens in the world, and is already unique in England and Europe. On other days we take in some of the area's best public and private gardens. These may include Cragside House, near Morpeth, a garden built on the grand scale with a precipitous rockery, Belsay Hall, and Wallington, with its superb walled garden created in 1760. Staying at Nether Grange on a Full Board basis. You'll be based in our fine Country House hotel, Nether Grange, in the quiet harbour village of Alnmouth, in the Northumberland Coast Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty Eden Project and Cornish Gardens Spend a full day marvelling at the Eden Project, whose architecture of biomes is amazing in itself, which aims to further the understanding of the world’s plant resources. They contain plants from the rainforests, the Mediterranean, South Africa and California, and there is extensive outdoor planting, too. On the remaining days we take in the best of other Cornish Gardens; perhaps Trengwainton or Lanhydrock and Bosvigo in the summer holidays, a very English garden constructed as a series of outdoor rooms. In the Autumn, Trebah is also a must, a garden in a south-facing valley running down to the estuary and planted with many plants brought back by early plant explorers from Japan and the Far East. The immaculate, modern garden for all seasons Pine Lodge also features. Chy Morvah, a characteristic seaside hotel, stands within a short walk of the centre of St Ives, a delightful resort town with a maze-like old fishing quarter. A superb sandy beach, Cornwall's Tate Gallery and the former studio of sculptor Barbara Hepworth are all within walking distance. Some of the finest walking on the Cornish coast begins to the west of the town. Most rooms have sea views, and the acre of gardens includes a sheltered lawn and mature trees.  Cotswold Garden Tours The Cotswolds, with its
enchanting villages and traditions, provides many gardening highlights. Green
rolling hills. Ancient tracks. Stately homes.. Golden-stone villages and market
towns. Meadows and woodland. Famous cottage scenes. The heart of England. We
include Bourton House Garden, an intensively planted three acre garden with
fine examples of topiary, knot garden, water features and a 16th century Tithe
Barn. We have also scheduled Hidcote Gardens, Chipping Campden (National
Trust); one of the Trust's most popular gardens, and two arboretums;
Westonbirt, one of the world's finest tree and shrub collections, and Batsford,
designed and planted in the 1880's. Staying at Harrington House on a Full Board
basis.
Harrington House, of considerable architectural interest, dates from Tudor
times and was enlarged during 1730-40, and again in the 1920's. Built of
Cotswold Stone it is quietly tucked away just 100 yards from the heart of
Bourton-on-the-Water. This is one of the showpiece villages of the Cotswolds,
with its green bisected by the clear waters of the Windrush. There are banks,
shops, cafes and a model village and railway in the town. Derbyshire Garden Tours Spend a few days getting to know some of the best public and private gardens in Derbyshire. We plan to see Renishaw Hall, home of the Sitwell family for over 350 years and with a beautiful Italianate garden, park and lake. Its herbaceous and mixed borders peak in July. We'll also visit the world-famous Cascades at Chatsworth, where the Bonsall Brook runs through a 4-acre garden set on many levels and surrounded by mature trees, high cliffs and banks. You'll be based in our fine Country House hotel, Newton House, set in two acres of land in the Peak District National Park above Dovedale in the Derbyshire Dales Lake District Garden Tours May is the perfect time of year to visit Muncaster Castle where extensive plantings of rhododendrons should be in spectacular flower, and stunning views of Eskdale can be had from the Terrace garden. Amongst other visits we also include a visit to Sizergh Castle, with its famous rockery, lakes and limestone grassland studded with orchids. The May tour will be led by one of our regular expert gardens tour leaders. The July tour is led by author and TV gardening expert Christine Walkden and will include the heather, rockeries and walled garden at Holehird. You'll be based in our fine Country House hotel, Monk Coniston, a romantic Gothic-style house overlooking Conistonwater in the Southern Lake District. Sussex Garden Tours We’ll visit four very different gardens during this short break – gardens of historical interest such as Munstead Wood, the home of Gertrude Jekyll, and Polesden Lacey with its associations with the dramatist Richard Brinsley Sheridan and Edwardian High Society. We will also explore the extremes of a thin-soiled garden on the chalk downs at Highdown followed by the classic Wealdon garden of Nymans, where ericaceous plants thrive. You'll be based in our fine Country House hotel, Abingworth Hall beside its own lake in 8 acres of parkland in Abingworth on the South Downs. Welsh Border Garden Tours Lovely Welsh gardens including Abbey Dore Court, a stunning garden situated on the banks of the River Dore, with an abundance of interesting trees, shrubs and herbaceous perennials. We also visit Berrington Hall, a formal garden containing unusual plant specimens. Staying at Nythfa House on a Full Board basis. Nythfa House is set in two acres of mature grounds, above the northern outskirts of the bustling market town of Brecon in the Brecon Beacons National Park. It is eight minutes walk from the town centre, which has a full range of shops, pubs, banks and cafes as well as the absorbing Brecknock Museum. To the south you'll find the Waterfall Country of Melte and Hepste gorges and the Black Mountains to the East.  North
Wales Garden Tours With a climate softened by the surrounding
sea and plenty of humidity, we see some wonderful gardens, public and private,
famous and less well-known, and the added bonus of a background of the
wonderful mountain scenery. Highlights include the famous garden of Bodnant in
the Conwy Valley. 80 acres include the lily terrace, stepped pergola, formal
terraces with lovely herbaceous borders, roses, clematis, of course the famous
Laburnam Arch, which we hope will be out at the time of our visit. Staying at
Bryn Corach on a Full Board basis. You'll be based in our fine Country House
hotel, Bryn Corach, a beautiful turreted house in Conwy in North Wales. Bryn
Corach was reputedly inspired by Conwy Castle, which stands in the foreground
of a view that sweeps from Great Ormes Head on the northern coast to the peaks
of Snowdonia. It has close access to walks on Conwy Mountain, and a 10 minute
walk downhill leads into Conwy, which has banks, shops and cafes. This area
boasts some of the grandest mountain scenery in England and Wales. Cornish Garden Tours Gardens flourish here in the mild and humid atmosphere, many famous. There is an abundance of rhododendrons, camellias and magnolias, plus some fine trees. Included in our itinerary is the Eden Project; The Lost Gardens of Heligan, Europe's largest garden restoration project, made famous through TV. Extending over 80 acres, paths wind through wild and romantic woodland, rich in rhododendrons, sub-tropical jungle and lost valley gardens; St Michael's Mount set on a rocky island in Mount's Bay, this garden is like no other. Trevarno Gardens, near Helston; a stunning series of nine levels of terraces are thickly clothed with succulents such as sedums, agaves and aloes. Staying at Chy Morvahon a Full Board basis. You'll be based in our fine Country House hotel, Chy Morvah, in the seaside town of St Ives in the Cornwall. Devon Gardens Tour Explore fabulously colourful gardens in this favoured county, with its rich soil and mild climate. At Castle Drogo, perched high above the Teign Gorge, we see the architecture of Edwin Lutyens extending out into the garden – stepped terraces, hedges and arbours softened by Gertrude Jekyll-inspired borders. Also included will be visits to Coleton Fishacre, the D’Oyly Carte family’s ‘Arts and Crafts’ garden near Dartmouth, and the historical garden at Killerton, where the 18th-century nurseryman John Veitch began his career. A highlight is bound to be The Garden House at Buckland Monachorum, 8 acres of luxurious colour including naturalistic South African meadow. Moorlands stands high up in the moor close to Haytor Rocks, one of the best known natural features in the Dartmoor National Park. Superb walks start from the front door. Occupying 12 acres of grounds, it has sweeping views over the rolling Devon countryside and towards the coast. Moorlands is set well back from the B3387 between Widecombe in the Moor and Bovey Tracey. The Country House's setting inspired Agatha Christie to write her first book, The Mysterious Affair at Styles, whilst staying at the house. Scottish Highlands Garden Tours A wonderful collection of rhododendrons and other Asiatic plants abound on the mild west coast of Scotland. Highlights will include Crarae, likened to a Himalayan ravine with beautiful trees and shrubs; An Cala on the romantic Isle of Seil with streams and paths winding their way through slopes and terraces; Arduaine overlooking the Sound of Jura; and Ardtornish House, with fabulous views down Loch Aline, to the Isle of Mull. You'll be based in our fine Country House hotel, Alltshellach, a fine Scottish residence, formerly a bishop's house, enjoys a classic Highland location at the edge of North Ballachulish village. Somerset Garden Tours The milder climate of the West Country, combined with fertile soil conditions, supports an abundance of plant growth, including subtropical species. As well as splendid coastal scenery there are some fabulous gardens. Highlights include Hestercombe, a stunning garden of mellow stonework, with its fringed rills and pools and delightful mixed plantings. Cothay Manor, near Wellington is said to be the finest surviving example of a small medieval manor house in the country. White, scarlet and purple gardens, herbaceous borders, a scree bed and bog garden are just a few of the delights. Your leader will be author and TV gardening expert Christine Walkden. Holnicote House, Selworthy, Exmoor Holnicote House lies in a 12,500 acre estate in the Horner Valley, below Selworthy Beacon and 4 miles west of the seaside town of Minehead, in the Exmoor National Park. Leased from the National Trust, this Country House accommodation is set well back from the A39 amid tranquil gardens with wide views. A half mile walk leads up to the showpiece thatched village of Selworthy, while Dunkery Beacon is a few miles to the south. Tatton Park Flower Show A full day at this excellent RHS Flower Show to enjoy its numerous and varied horticultural attractions, set amidst the glorious acres of Tatton Park. On the remaining days we take in some of the best public and private gardens in Derbyshire, including the historic gardens of Chatsworth, developed over 400 years and with many areas still reflecting the fashions of each century. We shall also include, by way of contrast, the delightful Dove Cottage Gardens, perhaps the very epitome of the English cottage garden, richly stocked and including collections of alliums, campanulas and hardy geraniums. Newton House, Dovedale, Derbyshire Dales Newton House is set in 2 acres of lush gardens, set back from the A515, in the Peak District National Park 8 miles from Ashbourne. The House adjoins the Tissington Trail and is excellently placed for exploring the gorges and dales. This is fabulous limestone country with caves, valleys, tranquil pastures and stone-built villages. What's included in all of these programs:
Are tea and coffee making facilities available? At our own Country House accommodation, these are provided FREE in your bedroom, and often in the public lounges. Do the hotels have laundry rooms? Our own Country House accommodation have dedicated laundry rooms and drying rooms. Rates in USD per person in a twin room. For tours below: For guests holidaying alone - extra value NO EXTRA CHARGE for a single room, but they are small. Special Offers for Solos A great deal for single guests – save on our twin for single occupanncy bedrooms are often in demand, but for spring holidays in Britain, we’re charging $16 per night for single use of a twin or double bedroom. So if you haven’t reserved your single room yet, why not guarantee your place and treat yourself to a larger room in February, March or April Discounts are available for children when sharing with one or more adults in a family room: Under 4's FREE 4-17 years 50% off adult rate (20 May to 1 September 2009) 4-17 years 60% off adult rate (All other dates) The tours listed below are the only ones with remaining availablility.
 BOOK NOW! THESE TOURS SELL OUT EARLY! Price per person sharing a twin room. Airfare and other arrangements are available. Accommodation We have carefully selected a mixture of comfortable 3/4/5 star country house/hotel accommodation those which are more comfortable with private bath. The settings are varied, illustrating the surrounding beauty and diversity of the countryside. You may combine garden tours with our other programs to form a longer vacation. Airfare and transfers are also available. Tour Size/Guides Tour sizes vary, but operate with a minimum of 8 guests - virtually guaranteeing that all tours will operate. Numbers will normally be limited to ensure that the group remains small and personal. BOOK THIS TODAY! CALL LYNOTT TOURS AT (800) 221-2474 ORPlease Email Us For Information
 The British Antiques Collector Available for individuals and groups An insight from a dealer in to the wheres, hows, whys and why nots of buying antiques. Is it genuine? Is it a bargain or am I being ripped off? We go out and about to antiques centers, dealers shops and warehouses and, where available, car boot sales and auction houses. Illustrated talks in the evenings will help you in your quest. ANTIQUES COLLECTOR No departures are planned for 2009 at this time Our antique barge trip
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