Gunby Hall

These gardens at Gunby Hall date from the 17th century, with planting in the 19th century by Peregrine Massingberd.
Its walled gardens are the focal point with arched pergolas of fruit trees, herbaceous and cutting borders, roses and herb garden.
There is also a kitchen garden with old fashioned vegetables, fruit and flowers.
The lawns of the house lead to a wild garden and shrubbery.
See also the large cedar of Lebanon, ghost walk pond and wild flower walk.

Large collection of Spring bulbs.

NT 2011 Gunby Hall  
Gardens - opening subject to change.
See Gunby Hall website for full details  
Disabled Access.

Gunby Hall,
Gunby, Nr Spilsby, Lincolnshire,
PE23 5SS
Tel 01909 486411
Free entry for NT Members - see offer