Wentworth Woodhouse's Camellia House thanks to National Lottery Heritage funding is blooming marvellous - The YP Says

Nestled in the rolling hills of South Yorkshire is a Georgian palace that stands like a beacon of wonder.

And like a beautiful garland draped around the neck of Wentworth Woodhouse is a collection of camellias that is being lovingly nurtured into a likely global attraction on the horticultural scene.

Thought to have been imported by wealthy families centuries ago, the collection is flourishing thanks to a heritage investment grant and the passion of the likes of head gardener Scott Jamieson whose dedication to the project is as bright as the dainty blooms the camellias produce.

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The magnificent house and its gardens are a must-visit for 2023 if only to take time to appreciate the Camellia House restoration project.

National Lottery funded to the tune of £4m, the revitalisation of what was once Lady Rockingham’s tea room is another feather in Yorkshire’s cap.

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