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The Leasowes is a historic landscape, listed as Grade I on the English Heritage list of parks and Gardens of historic interest in England.
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All the naturally occurring plant life present in The Leasowes.

Marsh Marigold
Purple LoosestrifeMarsh MarigoldMarsh Marigold

Aquatic/Marginals

FloraBy Nigel Sadler26 January 2024
Bee Orchid
Green-winged OrchidSouthern Marsh OrchidBee Orchid

Orchids

Flora, OrchidBy Nigel Sadler23 January 2024
Barberry
Rhododendron (Ponticum)Red-barked Dogwood BerriesBarberry

Shrubs/trees

FloraBy Nigel Sadler23 January 2024
Bluebell
Forget-me-notPrimroseBluebell

Flowers

Flora, FlowersBy Nigel Sadler1 October 2022
Recent Posts
  • Trees Galore – Thanks to the Woodland trust
  • Leasowes Friends Group, Green Gateway project review & AGM
  • Autumn Quiz Night
  • Upcoming events in October
  • Green Gateway Project
Recent Photos
RobinRobinRobinGorseHimalayan HoneysuckleHeatherGorseMountain Hawthorn

The Leasowes is managed and maintained by a team of Wardens, under the control of Dudley Metropolitan Borough Council.

For general enquiries or to report maintenance issues, for example broken fences, paths or fallen trees please use the details below

  • Tel: 01384 814642
  • Hours: 09:00 - 16:00, Monday - Friday
  • Email: Leasowes.Country@dudley.gov.uk
  • Official Site: https://www.dudley.gov.uk/
Contact
  • Email:
    info@theleasowes.co.uk

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Our mission

This site has been created by the Friends of The Leasowes group. Established in 1993, we are the oldest Friends Group in Dudley MBC. We act as volunteer guardians to The Leasowes, a Grade I historic landscape, created by William Shenstone between 1743 & 1763.

We represent the needs of all responsible users of The Leasowes, to promote the conservation and improvement of its natural, historical and cultural assets for the benefit of current and future generations.

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