11/05/2026
The bees yesterday busy in the walled garden whilst feasting on the nectar of the wisteria. (It smells amazing!). 🤩
A unique Grade II* listed Jacobean manor house in Lancashire, with an interesting wealth of history.
Come and discover how it was saved from a ruin and follow the journey of its garden restoration! Come and explore the 18 acres of gardens at one of Lancashire's hidden treasures... Bank Hall. Described as "Lancashire's Downton Abbey", you can discover the snowdrop and daffodil carpets, bluebell woods, Lancashire's oldest Yew tree and one of Britain's two fallen Sequoia! Follow us here on Facebook
11/05/2026
The bees yesterday busy in the walled garden whilst feasting on the nectar of the wisteria. (It smells amazing!). 🤩
03/05/2026
Fantastic work today in our walled garden as we started to clear the former greenhouse area from debris, (more photos to follow soon)… but until then let’s celebrate the first flower which was seen today on one of our new David Austin roses that we planted last autumn with thanks to the funding from the 🌹
🌹
31/03/2026
As our 25th Snowdrop season came to an end in February we were checking over our snowdrops and were amazed to discover these two little beauties amongst a carpet of snowdrops at the back of the grounds.💙 💙
For the past month we have had snowdrop experts examining the two specimen’s bulbs, taking soil samples, tracking what other flora is near by so that it can be established what has caused the change in colour.
Professor G. Wall reports “We are thrilled to share the news that the specimen has been verified as a unique variety to Bank Hall and we are planning to officially named it as ‘Galanthus Caeruleus’ or a ‘Bluedrop’.”
“We shall continue to study the site over the next few years to find out why this phenomenon could have happened, but one theory is a potential cross pollination with the many Bluebells on site. The cool dry climate we have had this winter has made the snowdrops last longer and the quick increase in temperature has seen the bluebells coming out sooner.” 🌱✨💙
22/03/2026
🐰Easter Bunny Hunt, Saturday 4th April
12pm-4pm.
Come and explore the Bank Hall gardens on Saturday 4th April 2026 for the annual Easter Bunny Hunt. Find all the Easter bunnies hidden around our woodland and win a chocolate Easter egg!
🌼 During April there are usually Daffodils, Primroses and Bluebells in the grounds to see on the woodland walk.
🎟️ Gardens - Pay on the gate entry.
Adults £3, Children under 16 FREE (cash and card payments accepted)
🐰 Easter Bunny Hunt £2.50 per child taking part. Children participating will receive an Easter Egg on completing the trail. (Limited spaces on a first come basis).
🎳 Children’s games and activities
🤡 Face painting
🍰☕️ Refreshments
Further event details in the link below:
https://www.facebook.com/share/1AtkifZ6rf/?mibextid=wwXIfr
08/03/2026
Please sign up to support Friends of Bank Hall on today!
It’s completely free and would make a big difference to our fundraising for our Potting Shed and Walled Garden Restorstion! Once you’ve signed up you can raise free donations for us when you shop online with over 8,000 retailers.
Plus, sign up before midnight 8th March and we could win £250:
You shop. Friends Of Bank Hall gets money. For free. Help us when you shop with 7,000+ brands. Join now.
13/02/2026
fans Shopping online? Raise free funds for Friends of Bank Hall at the same time!
When buying everyday items like a food shop or big one-off purchases like a holiday, everything you buy at over 8,000 online brands can turn into free funding and support for us. All you need to do is sign up to easyfundraising to get started.
A few minutes of your time will make a huge difference to Friends of Bank Hall:
You shop. Friends Of Bank Hall gets money. For free. Help us when you shop with 7,000+ brands. Join now.
| Wednesday | 12pm - 4pm |
| Sunday | 12pm - 4pm |