Pershore is surrounded by beautiful countryside which offers the visitor something different every season.

Late January to mid February, a visit to Birlingham Village Churchyard to see the snowdrops and crocuses is a sight not to be missed.

In Spring, cycle or drive 'The Blossom Trail' with its dazzling display of pink and white blossom from plum, pear, apple and damson trees. Contact us for a copy of the Blossom Trail Guide.

May is the month to visit Tyddesley Wood - 185 acres of ancient woodland and a breathtaking sight at bluebell time.

Explore the local villages in the heart of the countryside and plan a stay during the many Open Garden Events in Spring and Summer. For details of these, browse the Local Events listed on this website. Many private gardens are open for charity under the National Gardens Scheme. Contact the Tourist Office for a leaflet.

Wander around the grounds of Pershore College, the RHS's Centre for the West Midlands. It has an excellent Plant Centre. The open day for 2008 will be Saturday 7th June, 10am to 5pm.

Late June to early August, the Delphinium Flower Fields at Wick are open to visit. They are recorded in the Guinness Bookof Records as the largest carpet of flowers.

In Autumn visit Croome Park National Trust
(01905 371006) to see the trees in their spectacular Autumn colours or time your visit to coincide with one of their many events.

Whatever the season, climb to the top of Bredon Hill and take in the views of the Malvern Hills and the Cotswolds.

Explore the many waymarked footpaths and cycleways and enjoy the beautiful countryside.

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