#MyAlnwickGarden

Everyone has a story to tell and everyone who works at The Alnwick Garden has a favourite spot. Here we hear from some of the staff to see which is theirs....

The Cherry Orchard (2021-01-05)The Alnwick Garden

Meet the People of The Alnwick Garden

We asked some of our team where their favourite place or what their favourite season was at The Alnwick Garden....

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Tracy Graham New
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The Serpent Garden

Tracy Graham - Elderberries Co-ordinator.


In the Serpent Garden, a topiary snake entices you past a series of sculptures, in which water flows over polished stainless steel and creates a canyon through which you can try to squeeze without getting wet.

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Mark Brassell
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The Lookout

Mark Brassell - Garden Director.

The Lookout is a vantage point to see The Grand Cascade, an incredible water feature which is said to be the largest of its kind in the UK

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Stephen Telford
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The Roots and Shoots Garden

Stephen Telford - Grow into Work Manager

In partnership with the NHS, the Roots and Shoots Programme provides 10 schools each year with the opportunity to take part in a full horticultural programme, throughout the gardening season.

Her Grace The Duchess of Northumberland and The Poison Garden (2021-02-25)The Alnwick Garden

Nicola Davidson
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Halloween at The Alnwick Garden

Nicola Davidson - Events Manager

Nicola is responsible for organising all of the events, so it only makes sense that her choice is a season rather than a place!

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Ian McAllister Treehouse
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The Treehouse

Ian McAllister - Head of Marketing and Communications.

The largest of its kind in the word, The Treehouse is built from sustainably sourced Canadian cedar, Scandinavian redwood and English and Scots pine.

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