Welcome to Little Ponton Hall Gardens

Little Ponton Hall and its gardens nestle in the curve of the River Witham as it wends its way through the rolling countryside of South Lincolnshire towards Lincoln.

The 18th century house, home to Mrs.Rosemary McCorquodale, is surrounded by spacious lawns dominated by a 200 year old cedar tree. In the walled vegetable garden are the Victorian greenhouses, full of exotic plants, and a listed dovecote. The most recent project is the development of a herb garden.

Adjoining the garden is the tiny village church dedicated to St.Guthlac.

In the early spring, swathes of snowdrops clothe the river banks, and aconites form a golden carpet around the Church walk.

At Easter time the spring blossom and bulbs are a delight. And the summer is a riot of roses and clematis.

This is a magical, secret garden, rarely opened to the public.

Opening dates for 2012

Snowdrop weekend: Saturday 25th & Sunday 26th Feb, 11am - 4pm
In aid of LIVES first responders, Macmillan Cancer Support, and St.Guthlac’s Church, Little Ponton

Easter Sunday - Spring Bulbs: Sunday 8th April, 2 – 5pm
In aid of the National Garden Scheme (NGS ‘Yellow Book’).
Teas in aid of St.Guthlac’s Church, Little Ponton

Summer Roses: Sunday 24th June, 2 – 5pm
In aid of the British Red Cross (Lincolnshire area)