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Festival of Blossom at Rainham Hall Community Garden

White, cream and pink Espalier pear blossom captured in early spring at Peckover House and Gardens
Blossom | © Louise Gardner

This spring wander around Rainham Hall Community Garden to spot the Blossom. Stroll through the orchard bursting with pear, plum, apple, quince and cherry blossom. The winding paths offer short woodland wanders through the trees. Why not take a step outside, get some fresh air, enjoy nature and embrace the beautiful spring sunshine.

Springtime Blossom Strolls

Spot fluffy clouds of blossom in the orchard as apple, pear, plum and quince trees burst into flower, bringing splashes of colour and a delicate fragrance to the garden.
Thanks to players of People’s Postcode Lottery, Rainham Hall’s Festival of Blossom is on now until 11 May. Find the Blossom Bench for a moment of calm, spot blossom in the garden, share spring inspired poetry, or add a wish for the year ahead to the Blossom Wishing Tree.

Blossom Well Being Day

Join us on Sunday 27 April for a Wellbeing Day with yoga and sound bath sessions, or create your own spring inspired piece of art. Just drop in, no need to book. Cafe also open 11-4pm.

Rainham Hall is perfect for a short burst of fresh air and a nature stroll right in the heart of Rainham Village. You can wander through the tiny woodland area enjoying the spring sunshine. The cafe is open for ice creams, hot or cold sandwiches, coffees and cakes. 

Visitors on a guided tour outside Rainham Hall, London

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