The Queen’s Green Canopy
17th May 2022
Doddington Hall’s Sweet Chestnut Tree to be part of Ancient Canopy to celebrate The Queen’s Platinum Jubilee Lincolnshire’s Doddington Hall & Gardens is delighted that
Doddington Hall’s Sweet Chestnut Tree to be part of Ancient Canopy to celebrate The Queen’s Platinum Jubilee Lincolnshire’s Doddington Hall & Gardens is delighted that
Wilder Doddington takes an exciting leap forward with new fencing. You may have noticed some hedge trimming around the perimeter of the Wilder Doddington estate
Wilder Doddington planted 330 broadleaved native species trees to kick start a seed bank for natural succession. The Wilder Doddington team, with 12 Wilder volunteers,
Visitors to Doddington in 2022 may notice large quantities of felled timber. We were approached and were successful in securing support through an Ancient Woodland
In July 2020 the Government launched a £1.57bn fund to support culture and heritage damaged by the Covid-19 pandemic. A small part of the fund
We hate waste here at Doddington and we know when you have a vegetable garden or allotment it is sometimes hard to use everything you
Deck the halls! Make it a magical Christmas at home with Doddington Hall Homegrown Christmas trees, a sparkling Bauble Barn and shops brimming with
We are delighted to announce that Doddington Hall & Gardens has received a lifeline grant from Government’s £1.57bn Culture Recovery Fund. Almost 450 heritage organisations in
I have been so grateful for my cutting garden during lockdown – it has really helped me to have a sense of purpose and of
A folly in the shape of a pyramid built from recycled concrete stands 10m tall in the grounds here at Doddington Hall in Lincolnshire.
