Rhodedendron Time

Dudmaston Hall is built in the Queen Anne style of red brick with stone quoins and stone-framed windows in the 17th century and has remained in the same family, sort of, since medieval times.
It provides a wonderful backdrop to the historic gardens and - whilst you may know that the hall has a fine Regency staircase, and houses one of the most important private collections of modern art in Britain, - that isn’t as attractive as those gardens and particularly when the Rhodedendrons bloom in the American Garden.