The Constable Arboretum
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The Constable Arboretum
Image: © Paul Glazzard Taken: 29 Oct 2007
South of the Old Lodge in the park at Burton Constable Hall, the Constable Arboretum is a collection of plants laid out to a design by Stephen Bean Associates for John Chichester Constable. The new garden design is based on the historical development of the formal garden and also reflects the twelve 'feature rooms' at Burton Constable Hall. The driveway through 'The Great Hall' section of the garden is also the access road to Burton Constable Holiday Park.
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Image Location
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