Stockwood is a public park made from the grounds of what was a stately home from 1740-1964. The former walled vegetable garden now has a set of well-maintained 'period gardens'. They include a Victorian garden, a cottage garden and a knot garden.

This orchard is within the walled garden at Stockwood Discovery Centre, located in Stockwood Park in south Luton. An elegant row of espalier-trained apples was planted at some time in the 1980s. There are also wall-trained pears and plums, as well as a few standard trees.

Historic trees, boundary wall and some lodge gate entrances around the periphery of the park; There was once an ice house in the park, but there are now no visible remains of this.

Visit Stockwood Park in Luton to admire the beauty of this ancient tree. The park offers a serene atmosphere and picturesque views. Don't miss the opportunity to capture stunning photos of this majestic tree.

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Mysteriously glowing, diaphanous trees invite visitors to come in to see the people, park and the sky and rediscover their world through this visual filter. At night, the occupants will glow within the lacy room, creating an illusion of ethereal levitation, while the they become part of the artwork.

Stockwood Park is a large urban park in Luton, Bedfordshire, in the Farley Hill estate. With period formal gardens, leading crafts museums, Stockwood Park Rugby Club and extensive golfing facilities, it is about 100 hectares in area. [1]