Garden News | April 2026
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Garden News | April 2026

Welcoming April in the garden at Leonardslee is almost like the arrival of Christmas for my team and hopefully for our visitors too!

There’s obviously the general promise of regrowth and renewal that spring brings as everything emerges from their winter slumber, but if you’re a keen gardener or visitor of gardens, there is even more to get passionate about; whether it’s the wealth of new flowers coming into bloom or the interesting projects us gardeners can get stuck into, April certainly promises to be an exciting month!

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Garden News | March 2026
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Garden News | March 2026

Across the garden, bulbs will continue to pop up everywhere and showing off their pretty heads while the trees and shrubs will be continuing their early tentative attempts at coming into leaf and flower. We’ll be crossing our fingers that the more frequent and longer mild, sunny days will also provide the opportunity for an increasing range of gardening tasks, some of which I’ll tell you about

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Camellias at Leonardslee: A Legacy of Passion, Heritage and Beauty
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Camellias at Leonardslee: A Legacy of Passion, Heritage and Beauty

Often overshadowed by Leonardslee’s famous rhododendrons, the camellia collection is a story of dedication, experimentation and beauty. From Sir Edmund Loder’s early plantings to Sir Giles Loder’s award-winning passion, explore rare varieties, historic groves and the ongoing care that keeps these remarkable plants thriving today.

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Garden News | February 2026
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Garden News | February 2026

February we can hopefully start to think about saying goodbye to winter and welcoming in the signs of a hopeful new spring here at Leonardslee.

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