There’s something to see all year round at Wentworth Castle Gardens.
Many visitors just love to stroll around, exploring the gardens and discovering plants for themselves - but if you’re new to Wentworth Castle, we thought we would highlight some of our favourite areas to help you. Don’t forget the Victorian Conservatory has something in flower in every season.
January
Middle Garden: Magnolia Sargentiana
Lady Lucy’s Walk: Galanthus Nivalis, Galanthus Flora Plena Snow Drops
February
Middle Garden: Magnolia Cambellii and forms
Lady Lucy’s Shrubbery: Primula sp.
March
Fernery and Lady Lucy’s Shrubbery: Camelia x Williamsii cvs
Lady Lucy’s Shrubbery: Narcissus Lobularis
April
John Arnold Garden: Tulip Hybrids
Victorian Flower Garden: Hyacinth (Bedding Hybrids)
May
Middle Garden: Hardy Hybrid Rhododendrons (inc. Countess 
Fitzwilliam)
Victorian Flower Garden: Fritillaria Imperialis
June
Victorian Flower Garden: Rosa Gallica
Wilderness: Rhododendron sp., Macabeanum, Sino Grande
July
John Arnold Garden: Allium sp.
Lady Lucy’s Shrubbery: Lilium Citronella
August
John Arnold Garden: Cynara Cardunculus Cardoon, Angelica Archangelica
John Arnold Garden: Dahlia (Bedding Hybrids)
Lady Lucy’s Shrubbery: Hydrangea Aspera Vilolosa group
October
Middle Garden and Wilderness: Magnolia Grandiflora and CVS
Lady Lucy’s Walk: Tilia Lime Tree
November
Middle Garden: Fuchsia sp.
Fernery: Arum Italicum Jack in a Pulpit
December
Hornbeam Walk, near Archer’s Hill Gate: Heleborous foetidus Stinking Helebore
Union Jack Garden: Ilex Aquijelium Holly with Yellow Berries
