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Free RHS garden entry

Four gardens to choose from

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Put some spring in your step by entering any of the Royal Horticultural Society's four gardens for free on Fri 7 Mar only. Choose between Harlow Carr (Yorkshire), Hyde Hall (Essex), Wisley (Surrey) and Rosemoor (Devon).

You must order tickets online, and you can either print email confirmation, or you can show on your smartphone.

You would usually pay between £8-11 per adult, £4-5 per child (aged 5-16) and £21.50-28.50 per family of four depending on the garden.

Check website for opening times as they vary between gardens. You must leaf one hour before closing.
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  You can only redeem up to 15 adult and 15 child tickets per person.
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Free RHS garden entry

Four Royal Horticultural Society gardens to choose from

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Put some spring into your step and enter any of the Royal Horticultural Society's four gardens for free on Fri 7 Mar. You must order your tickets online, and you can either print your email ticket confirmation, or you can show on your smartphone.

The ticket’s valid at the following gardens: Harlow Carr in North Yorkshire, Hyde Hall in Essex, Wisley in Surrey and Rosemoor, Devon.

You’d usually be charged up to £11 per adult and up to £4.75 per child (aged 5-16) but with this offer you can order up to 15 adult and 15 child tickets per person only, free of charge.

Bear in mind last entry is one hour before closing time, so don't leaf it too late.
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