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A woman taking photographs of the blossom at Beningbrough Hall, North Yorkshire
Photographing blossom at Beningbrough Hall, North Yorkshire | © National Trust Images/Annapurna Mellor

Best places to see blossom

Each spring, blossom covers the UK in swathes of pink and white. From ornamental magnolias in gardens to hawthorn scattered across the countryside, discover some of the best places to see blossom in our care.

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Explore bee-friendly gardens 

Find out where you can explore the most bee-friendly gardens we care for, filled with pollinators' favourite flowers. Some places have hives and produce their own honey, which you can buy to take home.

Bumblebee pollinating the cherry blossoms at Stowe, Buckinghamshire

Gardens with magnolias 

Explore the best places in our care to see magnolias this spring. Revel in the colours of the season with these blooms in shades of pink, purple and white.

Two visitors explore outside at Dyffryn Gardens, following a concrete path that leads to five steps leading down to a lower level of the garden. They're surrounded by evergreen foliage and a large white magnolia tree overhead.

Best places to see blossom

    The garden looking towards the gatehouse at Lanhydrock. There are green hedges and the grey building in the background.

    Explore gardens and parklands

    We care for more than 200 gardens and parks. From kitchen gardens full of fruit and veg to historic parkland, there’s something for everyone.

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