Plant, grow, return and enjoy! Bring the whole family along to Burghley's Sculpture Garden for a delightful, hands-on snowdrop planting experience this February Half Term.
Join the friendly Gardens Team as they guide you in planting your very own snowdrop bulb in the Burghley Gardens. By taking part, you'll contribute to next year's stunning display of snowdrops – a magical sight you'll love returning to see each spring.
This is the perfect activity for all ages and a wonderful way to connect with the beauty of Burghley Gardens.
Access to Burghley's drop-in snowdrop planting sessions is included in your admission ticket or annual pass. The team will provide everything you need, from bulbs to expert guidance.
Included with Admission Ticket. Gardens & Play Tickets: £10 Adult, £8 Child
| Season (15 Feb 2025 - 21 Feb 2025) | ||
|---|---|---|
| Day | Times | |
| Monday - Sunday | 10:30 | - 11:30 |
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