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Oswestry and The Borderlands for nature lovers

Oswestry and The Borderlands of Shropshire and Wales are a beautiful destination for plant and nature lovers. Visit the grandest gardens at National Trust properties such as Chirk Castle, Erddig House and Powis Castle and also to the individual attraction of National Garden Scheme gardens. The beautiful borderlands near Oswestry are waiting for you to explore.

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    • Cae Glass Park

    Cae Glas Park

    • Ellesmere Sculpture Trail

    Ellesmere North Shropshire

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    • Artisan Market

    Oswestry Markets

    • The Castle Mound

    Castle Bank

    • The Montgomery canal at Maesbury

    The Montgomery Canal

    • Brownhill House Gardens

    Brownhill House Garden

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    Llynclys Common near Oswestry

    • Olivers Point

    Nesscliffe Hill, Kynaston’s Cave & The Cliffe

    • Cae Glass Park

    Cae Glas Park

    • Cinnebar Caterpillar

    Ifton Meadows Nature Reserve

    • View from Moelydd Hill

    Offa’s Dyke Path

    • Derwen Market

    Derwen Marketplace at Derwen College

Enjoy the nature reserves of Shropshire’s great outdoors.

If you are in Oswestry, you can’t miss Cae Glas Park right in the centre of town. A multi gold award winner in Heart of England in Bloom and recently awarded much loved status by Fields in Trust, the park glows through the summer with wonderful bedding displays.
Visit Oswestry street market on Wednesday and Saturdays in spring to find the best selection of plants for miles around.
The National Garden Scheme flourishes here in Shropshire. Why not visit local gardens and allotments?
More than that though, if you prefer your planting on the wild side, take a trip to some of the tucked away spots such as Ifton Meadows or Jones Rough and you may be in time to see the spring time masses of wild garlic and bluebells or even spot a wild orchid.
Take a walk up Old Oswestry Hill Fort on a sunny day to see the wildlife and views. There are woodland walks and interesting plant centres all around Oswestry and make sure you stock up on gardening supplies from our independent market traders and shops.
Bring your green fingers and enjoy Oswestry & The Borderlands.

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