Initially, dairy farming was the sole activity at Red House Farm but the last 50 years have seen the creation and development of a beautiful and interestingly planted half acre cottage garden which complements the 1730 farmhouse. We encourage visitors to the nursery to look around the garden, with donations if desired in aid of Greenfingers, a small charity which designs and creates gardens for children's hospices.

A wide selection of plants is for sale in the adjoining nursery. Weds - Sun 11am - 4pm. Closed Monday and Tues, excluding bank holidays.

Featured in 'Worcestershire Life' - "...this is a classic example of what can be done in a small area with good design and thoughtful planning." (Marigold Webb)

Seasonal features

Early spring
A beautiful display of snowdrops, hellebores, puschkinias and spring flowering bulbs provides colour in the woodland garden.

Early summer
A wide selection of fragrant shrub roses, aquilegias, irises, delphiniums and hemerocallis provide a rich tapestry of colour.

Late summer
Late colour in the borders is provided by hardy chrysanthemums, dahlias, asters and carpets of autumn flowering cyclamen.

Winter Selection

Summer Selection