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Gardener's Grove

Wood, Forest in Worcestershire Wychavon

England

Gardener's Grove

Farmland north of Ombersley Flat meadows as far as the eye can see
Farmland north of Ombersley Credit: Eirian Evans

Gardener's Grove is a picturesque woodland area located in Worcestershire, England. Situated within the larger expanse of the county's lush woodlands, this specific grove stands out for its unique features and natural beauty. The grove is nestled in a secluded corner of Worcestershire, offering a serene escape from the hustle and bustle of everyday life.

Covering an area of approximately 50 acres, Gardener's Grove is a haven for nature enthusiasts and outdoor lovers. The grove is predominantly made up of tall, majestic oak trees, which provide a dense canopy and create a tranquil atmosphere. The woodland floor is carpeted with a variety of native wildflowers, adding vibrant colors to the already picturesque landscape.

Gardener's Grove is also home to a diverse range of wildlife. Visitors may spot deer, foxes, and various species of birds, making it a perfect spot for birdwatching and nature photography. The grove is well-maintained, with designated walking trails that wind through the woods, allowing visitors to explore the area at their leisure.

In addition to its natural wonders, Gardener's Grove boasts several amenities for visitors. There is a small picnic area where visitors can enjoy a leisurely lunch surrounded by the sounds of nature. The grove is also equipped with restroom facilities and ample parking, making it easily accessible to visitors from near and far.

Overall, Gardener's Grove is a hidden gem within Worcestershire's woodlands. With its tranquil ambiance, abundant wildlife, and well-maintained facilities, it offers a perfect retreat for those seeking solace in nature.

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Gardener's Grove Images

Images are sourced within 2km of 52.270192/-2.2130755 or Grid Reference SO8563. Thanks to Geograph Open Source API. All images are credited.

Farmland north of Ombersley Flat meadows as far as the eye can see
Farmland north of Ombersley
Flat meadows as far as the eye can see
Old Bridge Marker on the A4133 Bridge Marker inscribed in the north parapet of Ward's Bridge, Hadley Brook, on the A4133. On the boundary of Ombersley, Westwood and Salwarpe parishes. Milestone Society National ID: WO_OMWESA01br
Old Bridge Marker on the A4133
Bridge Marker inscribed in the north parapet of Ward's Bridge, Hadley Brook, on the A4133. On the boundary of Ombersley, Westwood and Salwarpe parishes. Milestone Society National ID: WO_OMWESA01br
Locals at Mayhouse Farm Rescued cows at the farm.
Locals at Mayhouse Farm
Rescued cows at the farm.
Looking across Ombersley Park With Ombersley Court and St Andrew Church.
Looking across Ombersley Park
With Ombersley Court and St Andrew Church.
Ombersley Court from the footpath by the fishponds
Ombersley Court from the footpath by the fishponds
St Andrews Church, Ombersley from the South West
St Andrews Church, Ombersley from the South West
Old Milestone, A449, South of Ombersley The milestone is located 20m north of the junction with the A4133 old road through Ombersley on the grass verge on the west side of the road. Parish of Ombersley (Wychavon District). Concrete post with replacement metal plate, Bradley post design, originally erected by the County Council in the 1930's. The original plate was stolen by professional thieves in April 2019, see <a title="https://www.geograph.org.uk/photo/6583401" href="https://www.geograph.org.uk/photo/6583401">Link</a> . The replacement plate was provided by the Milestone Society in October 2021, funded by a bequest from society member Rob Bubb of Kidderminster, being painstakingly installed by Worcestershire Highways staff, with additional refurbishment by the Ombersley and Doverdale Parish Council. Inscription reads:- A449 / STOURPORT 7 / C.C.W. Milestone Society National ID: WO_SPWO07
Old Milestone, A449, South of Ombersley
The milestone is located 20m north of the junction with the A4133 old road through Ombersley on the grass verge on the west side of the road. Parish of Ombersley (Wychavon District). Concrete post with replacement metal plate, Bradley post design, originally erected by the County Council in the 1930's. The original plate was stolen by professional thieves in April 2019, see Link . The replacement plate was provided by the Milestone Society in October 2021, funded by a bequest from society member Rob Bubb of Kidderminster, being painstakingly installed by Worcestershire Highways staff, with additional refurbishment by the Ombersley and Doverdale Parish Council. Inscription reads:- A449 / STOURPORT 7 / C.C.W. Milestone Society National ID: WO_SPWO07
Tolley Memorial in the churchyard, Ombersley Early 19th century chest tomb commemorating Henry Godfrey Tolley, died 1822. Listed Grade II.
Tolley Memorial in the churchyard, Ombersley
Early 19th century chest tomb commemorating Henry Godfrey Tolley, died 1822. Listed Grade II.
Churchyard wall and gates, Ombersley These are c1830 and Listed Grade II.
Churchyard wall and gates, Ombersley
These are c1830 and Listed Grade II.
Pardoe Memorial, St Andrew's churchyard, Ombersley A disintegrating early 19th century chest tomb for Richard Pardoe, died 1807. Listed Grade II.
Pardoe Memorial, St Andrew's churchyard, Ombersley
A disintegrating early 19th century chest tomb for Richard Pardoe, died 1807. Listed Grade II.
Pedestal tomb in St Andrew's churchyard, Ombersley Early 19th century in sandstone ashlar and Listed Grade II. The inscriptions are illegible.
Pedestal tomb in St Andrew's churchyard, Ombersley
Early 19th century in sandstone ashlar and Listed Grade II. The inscriptions are illegible.
Watkins Memorial, St Andrew's Churchyard, Ombersley Early 19th century in sandstone ashlar with panels commemorating Mary Watkins, died 1816, and John Watkins, died 1833. Listed Grade II. The Sandys Mausoleum is in the left background.
Watkins Memorial, St Andrew's Churchyard, Ombersley
Early 19th century in sandstone ashlar with panels commemorating Mary Watkins, died 1816, and John Watkins, died 1833. Listed Grade II. The Sandys Mausoleum is in the left background.
Watkins Memorial, St Andrew's Churchyard, Ombersley This is the other Watkins Memorial and is a pedestal tomb from the mid-19th century in sandstone ashlar. One face commemorates Anne Watkins, died 1844. Listed Grade II.
Watkins Memorial, St Andrew's Churchyard, Ombersley
This is the other Watkins Memorial and is a pedestal tomb from the mid-19th century in sandstone ashlar. One face commemorates Anne Watkins, died 1844. Listed Grade II.
Sandys Mausoleum, St Andrew's churchyard, Ombersley Part of an old parish church that is now a mausoleum. Late 13th century with c1830 alterations. Listed Grade II*.
Sandys Mausoleum, St Andrew's churchyard, Ombersley
Part of an old parish church that is now a mausoleum. Late 13th century with c1830 alterations. Listed Grade II*.
Shaw Memorial, St Andrew's churchyard, Ombersley Chest tomb of c1832 to commemorate Thomas Shaw, died 1832. Listed Grade II.
Shaw Memorial, St Andrew's churchyard, Ombersley
Chest tomb of c1832 to commemorate Thomas Shaw, died 1832. Listed Grade II.
Churchyard Cross, St Andrew's churchyard, Ombersley Late 15th century with later alterations. Listed Grade II.
Churchyard Cross, St Andrew's churchyard, Ombersley
Late 15th century with later alterations. Listed Grade II.
Pedestal Tomb, St Andrew's churchyard, Ombersley Pedestal tomb late 18th/early 19th century. Listed Grade II.
Pedestal Tomb, St Andrew's churchyard, Ombersley
Pedestal tomb late 18th/early 19th century. Listed Grade II.
Bourne Family Headstone, St Andrew's churchyard, Ombersley Mid-18th century cast-iron gravestone with a visible date of 1762. Commemorates Mary and Alice wives of Henry Bourne. Listed Grade II.
Bourne Family Headstone, St Andrew's churchyard, Ombersley
Mid-18th century cast-iron gravestone with a visible date of 1762. Commemorates Mary and Alice wives of Henry Bourne. Listed Grade II.
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Gardener's Grove is located at Grid Ref: SO8563 (Lat: 52.270192, Lng: -2.2130755)

Administrative County: Worcestershire

District: Wychavon

Police Authority: West Mercia

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