Everdon, Northamptonshire

Flower Delivery to Everdon – A Village in the Daventry District of Northamptonshire

Everdon is located about two miles south of Daventry. To the village's north of the hamlet of Little Everdon and to the south is the village of Snorscombe. Those interested in walks will find a spot in The Stubbs, a wood that belongs to UK conservation charity Woodland Trust. One of the best times to visit is during the spring where lots of Everdon flowers cover the area, particularly bluebells. Other flowers in Everdon that you get to see in the wood include wild daffodils. In addition to blooms, the wood also features a mix of common and sessile oak, lowland birch, sweet chestnut and sycamore.

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If looking at old buildings with historical or architectural interest is your fancy, there are several of these located in Everdon. You can even stay in nearby accommodations so you can really visit these structures. In case you're bringing a date, don't forget to send flowers to Everdon as a surprise for them – it makes the whole event more special.

Events

Grand Fete – held on the last bank holiday that falls on a Monday in August.

Everdon Bonfire and Fireworks Party – started in 2006 which raises funds for the church restoration.

Bluebell Teas – hosted by a team of village residents to coincide with the blooming of bluebells on Everdon Stubbs in the spring.

There are other interesting spots outside of Everdon as well. Here's a few of them:

Canons Ashby House – one of the oldest houses in Northamptonshire and home of the Dryden family since the 16th century. It is owned by the National Trust and features Elizabethan wall paintings and Jacobean plasterwork. The house is set in parkland that has formal gardens and terraces, a medieval church and The Old Brewhouse tearoom.

Althorp – a Grade I listed stately home held by the Spencer family for more than 500 years. It was the home of Lady Diana Spencer who later on married Charles, Prince of Wales. It is open to the public during July and August.

Sulgrave Manor – ancestral home of the Washingtons which includes the great-grandfather of George Washington, John. The house features Tudor and Georgian designs and gives you a glimpse of the life the Washington family lived.

Do you have family or friends living in Everdon? Do you want to send them a gift of floral bouquets during special occasions? If so, we can help you out! We are an online florist with a range of floral arrangements perfect for anniversaries, birthdays, Mother's Day, Valentine's Day and so much more. Once you've made your pick, place your order at the soonest possible time so we can send flowers to Everdon and have it received just at the right time. We can do this for anyone who will order flowers for delivery to Everdon from us through our next-day delivery service. So when you want those blooms sent in the fastest possible time, make us your online florist of choice!

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