Depending on the weather we may still have daffodils, camellias, hellebores and magnolia and possibly a few tulips in mid-April, but, we plant the later flowering varieties of tulips so our 35,000 tulips are usually out towards the end of April to early may (our Tulip Festival will be on from 22nd April every day to 6th May 2020)

Many thanks for your enquiry - I am afraid dogs, except trained assistance dogs, are not allowed in the gardens here (we have a swan and ducks and moorhens etc.)

No, I wouldn't say it is wheelchair user friendly. There are steps, woodlands, gravel paths etc, so I feel it would be very difficult to push a wheelchair around. Hope this helps

It isn’t very exciting g a chilf

Sadly no

It isn't huge, but worth allowing 2-3 hours, and recommend you have lunch as it's real home-made food - I had quiche which was the best I've ever had. Parking is in a field fairly close by unlike some, but on a slight slope if I remember! regards Charmian

2 hours is plenty unless you have a picnic first, in which case I'd recommend 2.5 hours to give you time to stop at the cafe for tea and cake (and enjoy the ducks at your feet looking for cake crumbs)!

Bloms Bulbs are here during the Tulip Festival (21st April every day to 6th May) with a marquee of cut tulips and their bulb order forms - they take bulb orders (for delivery and payment in the autumn) - so you can use the garden and marquee display as a sort of living bulb catalogue if you would like to!

Hi Kealey thanks for getting in touch. Sorry, no dogs are allowed in the gardens - they can be walked on a lead in the car park field though. With a day ticket to the garden you can come in and out as many times as you like and there is a picnic area in the car park field too so this might be a good option on cooler days, though we obviously don't recommend it on hot days or during our Tulip Festival when the car park field gets a lot busier. Hope this helps.