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From hair-raising haunted trails to pulse-pounding immersive experiences, we brought the chills and thrills to life this Halloween at Capel Manor Gardens in Enfield, North London at our spook-tacular week-long event. Children embarked on a bewitching journey through our haunted Halloween trail, where enchanted gardens awaited brave souls to solve riddles and save Capel Manor &hellip; <a href="https://www.capelmanorgardens.co.uk/news/capel-manor-gardens-haunting-halloween-extravaganza/">Continued</a>

As the days grow shorter and the air turns crisp, November brings a captivating transformation to Capel Manor Gardens. Join us on a winter walk through the Gardens, guided by our Head Gardener, Mark Cook, as he shares the enchanting autumnal beauty that graces our 30-acre estate. Japanese Acer (Acer Palmatum) &#8211; Japanese Garden In &hellip; <a href="https://www.capelmanorgardens.co.uk/news/november-stroll-embracing-autumns-tapestry-of-leaves-with-mark-cook-our-head-gardener/">Continued</a>

Autumn is a great time of year to visit the Gardens. Throughout October and November you can expect to see a full spectrum of warm colours and branches bursting with fruits as nature prepares for the winter months. Our Head Gardener, Mark, shows us this season’s highlights. Autumn crocus (Colchicum The Giant) Now in full &hellip; <a href="https://www.capelmanorgardens.co.uk/news/exploring-capel-manor-gardens-in-october-colours-of-autumn/">Continued</a>

On a sunny September morning, our Head Gardener, Mark, led us on a stroll through the Gardens to point out his September highlights at Capel Manor Gardens. In the Old Manor House Garden, you will see: • The Wingnut Tree (Pterocarya Fraxinifolia) producing long green hanging catkins.• Rosehip over the bridge, a reminder of the &hellip; <a href="https://www.capelmanorgardens.co.uk/news/enjoying-capel-manor-gardens-in-september-our-head-gardeners-highlights/">Continued</a>

Sharon, one of our gardeners shares with why The Walled Garden holds the top spot as her favourite garden at Capel Manor Gardens.

Our Head Gardener, Mark, has carefully selected his must-see plants and gardens for visitors to enjoy at this time of year.

Spring is a time of renewal and rejuvenation, when nature unfurls its vibrant colours and fragrant scents.

The animal management team at Capel Manor College were delighted to welcome two, white-faced saki monkeys to our animal collection.

A mild January and sunny start to February has encouraged the first spring flowers to bloom at Capel Manor Gardens. There is so much to see already and even more exciting spring sights ahead.

Now the festive season is over we are excited to welcome visitors back to our Gardens. While our gardeners are busy getting ready for early spring, there are still many winter delights to enjoy.