Ness Botanic Garden Liverpool and places to stay nearby

Ness Botanic Gardens was born of one man's passionate interest in plants and his desire to share that interest with others. When the Liverpool cotton merchant Arthur Kilpin Bulley began to create a garden in 1898, part of which he opened to local residents, he laid the foundations of one of the major botanic gardens in the United Kingdom. Today these lovely gardens are a delight to visit with many features including a beautiful laburnum arch, rhododendrons, herb garden, heather garden, rock garden, water garden and rose garden as well as much more. With something for every season the Ness Botanic Gardens are well worth a visit.		Places to stay near to Ness Botanic Gardens Search for 5-star quality hotels to independent hotels, B&B’s and guesthouses. We also list hotels at airports and in Europe. PRICES Special prices offer up to 70% discount off standard rates as well as hundreds of exclusive deals. COMMENTS Read unbiased guest reviews and benefit from instant secure on-line booking confirmations providing peace of mind. Search now - click here
2008 Ness Botanic Gardens -Open every day except Christmas Day. 1st Feb - 31st Oct 10 – 17:00 1st Nov - 31st Jan 09 10 – 16:30. (Entrance after 5.00pm for Friends of Ness Botanic Gardens and guided tours only)	Ness Botanic Gardens The University of Liverpool Environmental & Horticultural Research Station, Ness, Neston, South Wirral, Cheshire, CH64 4AY Telephone 0151 353 0123 www.nessgardens.org.uk/