Send flowers to Warden, Kent

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Warden is located on the north-east coast of the Isle of Sheppey in Kent. The largest residential area of the village is called Warden Bay. When the beach becomes inaccessible and the cliffs become more prominent, the area is referred to as Warden Point.

Couples who love quiet spots for a holiday will like what Warden has to offer. A romantic tone can be set too by presenting some Warden flowers to your date. The gesture will surely be appreciated as well. In case you can't get some blooms, you can always send flowers to Warden as well.

HISTORY

Once called Warne, the parish and manor of Warden was controlled by the Manor of Milton at the time of the Domesday Book. During the reign of King Edward I of England, the Savage family owned the manor.

John le Savage got a charter of free-warren for lands in the manor in 1925. Sir Richard at Leese (MP) took ownership in 1376 and he was Sheriff of Kent in 1367. When Richard at Leese died in 1934, the manor passed to his widow, Dionisia.

In 1727, the manor was sold to Sir Thomas Stevens, who was a High Sheriff of Surrey in 1726. When he dies, Thomas West (his son) inherited it. James West, husband of Thomas West's sister Sarah, soon took ownership.

ATTRACTIONS

There are several attractions located nearby Warden which you would enjoy visiting. Whether you're a fan of art or gardens, there's a couple of attractions close by that would keep you busy. If you're on a romantic holiday, don't forget to buy some flowers in Warden to present to your date to set a right tone for your journey.

All that said, here's a look at what's in store for you:

Whitstable Museum & Gallery – a heritage centre famous for its displays showcasing the history of the local oyster trade, which is started by the Romans. Also featured in the museum and gallery are historical diving equipment, as well as art, images, film and iconic objects.

Mount Ephraim Gardens – covers 10 acres of stunning Edwardian terraced gardens with the gorgeous Kent countryside as a backdrop. Here you'll find a Japanese rock garden, water garden and lake, an arboretum and a grass maze with a play are for children.

Druidstone Park – an animal park with a bluebell trail.

Herne Bay Museum & Gallery – displays local paintings, prints and photos, prehistoric elephant tusks and fossils from local beaches and so much more.

Wildwood Trust – the best British wildlife park in Kent featuring more than 200 native animals in a 40-acre ancient woodland. Here you'll find wolves, deer, bison, red squirrels, lynx, wild horses, badgers, beavers and so much more.

Doddington Place Garden – surrounded by wooden countryside in an area of outstanding natural beauty on the North Downs. You'll find lovely landscaped gardens in the grounds of an imposing Victorian mansion. There's a lovely woodland garden as well featuring a variety of blooms such as rhododendrons and azaleas. Other garden types include an Edwardian rock garden with pools and a formal sunk garden.

If someone you know from the village has a birthday coming up or is celebrating another milestone in their life, why not greet or congratulate them when you send flowers to Warden? We are an online florist that can help you out with your bouquet as we have a variety of floral arrangements suited for just about any occasion. It doesn't matter if you want blooms for birthdays, Mother's Day, Valentine's Day or even just to say thanks, we have the suitable flowers for those occasions. When you order flowers for delivery to Warden from us, we promise next-day delivery as well. So if you know those celebrations are coming up, get in touch with us and we'll gladly do the rest.