Sunflowers continue blooming at Blenheim Palace into autumn
Summarised from 2 outlets · Updated 18 Oct, 13:31 · Archive
Sunflowers in the Walled Garden at Blenheim Palace continue to thrive despite the arrival of autumn.
Sunflowers in the Walled Garden at Blenheim Palace continue to bloom into autumn, providing a 'glorious sight' across the gardens. Despite the arrival of the season, the plants are thriving, and visitors can witness the spectacle firsthand.
A palace spokesperson said the sunflowers are giving a golden glow to the early evening light. The Walled Garden is part of the over 2,000 acres surrounding the UNESCO World Heritage Site, which has been home to the Dukes of Marlborough since 1705.
Beyond the sunflowers, the Walled Garden offers various interactive areas for families to explore. These include Adventure Play, the Rowse Honey Hive, the Marlborough Maze and the Butterfly House. Admission to the gardens and parkland is included with a valid Palace, Park & Gardens Ticket or Palace and Play Pass.
How it is being reported
- Sea of sunflowers still blooming at Blenheim Palace this autumnThe sea of sunflowers in the Walled Garden at Blenheim Palace remains a 'glorious sight'.Oxfordshire Guardian · 18 Oct, 13:00
- Sea of sunflowers still blooming at Blenheim Palace this autumnThe sea of sunflowers in the Walled Garden at Blenheim Palace remains a 'glorious sight'.Oxford Mail · 18 Oct, 13:00
In this story: Blenheim Palace · Walled Garden · Oxfordshire · Dukes of Marlborough
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