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Rhododendron 'Sappho'

Rhododendron 'Sappho'
(Beaumont E lawn)

Rhododendron 'Doncaster'

Rhododendron 'Doncaster'
(Knoll bottom border)

 

Welcome to the University of Leicester Botanic Garden

 

New in the Garden...

REFRESHMENTS

Saturdays and Sundays
3rd July to 19th September
11am to 4pm

We are very pleased to announce that visitors to the Botanic Garden can now enjoy refreshments on Saturdays and Sundays for the period of the sculpture exhibition. They will be available at weekends from 11am to 4pm from 3rd July to 19th September.

We hope visitors will find that this much needed facility will enhance their enjoyment of both the garden and its sculpture exhibition. If you are looking for a weekend activity this summer, the Botanic Garden offers 16 acres of the most diverse gardens and greenhouses in the East Midlands – indeed something for everyone in the whole family. The National Collection of fuchsias will shortly be coming into bloom and will be at its best from late July.

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FAMILY DAY WILLOW SCULPTURE WORKSHOP

Satuday 11th & Sunday 12th September

Led by RACHEL CARTER

Four hourly sessions per day at 10.30am, 11.30am, 1.30pm and 2.30pm

£2.50 per session.

An opportunity for children to make their own willow sculpture with guidance from artist and sculptor Rachel Carter.
All materials provided. For children aged 5 and above, accompanied by an adult.

BOOKING IS ESSENTIAL: please contact arts-centre@le.ac.uk or telephone 0116-252-2455

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SCULPTURE EXHIBITION

"Heart, Head and Hands"
27th June to 19th Sept.
entrance free

Sixty-three exhibits by internationally acclaimed artists. Special guided tours (£3 per person) of the exhibition may be arranged by telephoning 0116-271-2933.

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Contact us

University of Leicester Botanic Garden,
Stoughton Drive South,
Oadby, Leics.
LE2 2NE

Phone/fax 0116 271 2933
botanicgarden@le.ac.uk

Twitter page: leicesterbg

Starting October

Plant Identification Course 2010-11

Learn to identify plant families and species growing wild in Britain

Pulsatilla montana

Gain a Field Identification Skills Certificate (FISC), the industry standard validated by the Botanical Society of the British Isles.

Click here to download a brochure

and here to download an application form