Walled Garden Tree Trail

Throughout the 20th century the Russell family collected a variety of specimen trees to display in their walled garden.

Scan the QR codes on the plaques to learn about each species.

Bird and Bat House

Built in the 1980s by local groundskeepers, the building was intended to be an outdoor classroom but was never used. It now houses many bird and bat species.

Agricultural and urban expansion has led to a loss of habitat for many bird and bat species, making bird and bat houses important for preserving many species.
Bird and bat houses can also help control insect populations, as many species of birds and bats eat insects.
Creating your own bird and bad house is a great way to help nature but it must be properly maintained and cleaned to prevent disease.

Walled Garden Tree Trail

Throughout the 20th century the Russell family collected a variety of specimen trees to display in their walled garden. Scan the QR codes on the plaques to learn about each species.

Throughout the 20th century the Russell family collected a variety of specimen trees to display in their walled garden.

Scan the QR codes on the plaques to learn about each species.