The Best Place to See Snowdrops in Somerset

The Best Place to See Snowdrops in Somerset

Where is the best place to see snowdrops in Somerset?The Bishop’s Palace in Wells, Somerset can be considered one of the best places in Somerset to see snowdrops. With 14 acres of RHS partner gardens, visitors can experience a breathtaking display of Galanthus. A...

Gardener’s Corner: February 2025

Gardener’s Corner: February 2025

Gardener's Corner: February 2025 January was colder than last year with an average temperature of about 4.5c but it was another extremely wet, and at times very windy month with around 6 inches of rain. The rain tended to fall in intense bursts and there were some...

Gardener’s Corner: December 2024

Gardener’s Corner: December 2024

Gardener's Corner: December 2024 December is another very physical month in the garden. While we are always busy, there is no doubt that the hardest work happens in the autumn and winter. This is probably a good thing, as it helps keep us warm on colder days. When the...

Filming Location in Wells Somerset

Filming Location in Wells Somerset

    Filming Location in Wells Somerset: The Bishop's Palace   The Bishop's Palace and Gardens has become a prime filming location in Wells, Somerset, featuring in some of the most notable film and TV productions of the past 20 years. With 14 acres of...

Discover Our Christmas Artisan Market Stallholders

Discover Our Christmas Artisan Market Stallholders

Thank you so much to everyone who joined us for our Christmas Artisan Market last weekend! We had a fantastic time, and we hope you found all the festive treasures you were looking for! Here’s a list of our wonderful stallholders, complete with links to their websites...

Gardener’s Corner: November 2024

Gardener’s Corner: November 2024

Gardener's Corner: November 2024 November is most definitely a season of change. The natural cycle of setting seed and senescence is upon us, bringing with it all the beauty in the garden. Seed heads stand tall, leaves turn a chameleon of colours, and the garden’s...