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Cothay Manor

The Cothay Manor Garden set on the River Tone covers around 7 acres and was designed in the 1920s by R Cooper. The Robbs moved to Cothay in 1993 and since then have restored the garden.
It is now a plantsman's paradise surrounding perhaps the most perfect example of a small classic medieval manor.
Many garden rooms, each a garden in itself, are set off the 200 yard yew walk.
In addition there is a bog garden with azaleas and drifts of primuli, fine trees, cottage garden, courtyards and a river walk.
The Walk of the Unicorn, Cothay Manor by Alastair Robb
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2008 Cothay Manor Gardens open Easter  - 30 Sept, Weds, Thurs, Sun and Bhs 2 - 6. Groups 20 plus by appointment for house and garden ( any day in season) throughout the year. 
Plant sales, refreshments, disabled access.

Cothay Manor,
 Nr Wellington, Somerset,
 TA21  0JR 
 Tel. 01823 672283
www.cothaymanor.co.uk

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