Wisteria is tumbling down the grey brick walls of our external staircase.

The purple blooms provide the perfect frame for our hidden mosaic. Created by Boris Anrep, the angel bears the likeness of Mottisfont's last owner, Maud Russell.

The house will be closed to visitors on Tuesday 30 April while we carry out some essential works on the electrics. The gardens will be 10am-5pm as normal.

Pause for a moment under the blossoming branches of our wild cherry trees.
#BlossomWatch

We're looking for Food & Beverage Team Members, particularly to help with our rose season in June.
With a desire to provide great service, you’ll welcome and look after everyone who comes to the café.
Interested? Visit nationaltrustjobs.org.uk and search IRC151503. National Trust Jobs

The raised beds of our Kitchen Garden are a riot of colour from tulips in full bloom. Jewel-like tones of rich purple contrast with soft yellow and cream.

It's the final few days of our Easter trail. If you haven't visited yet, you can still join in the fun: our Easter adventures finish on Sunday 14 April at 4.30pm.
Please come prepared for the weather, and please check before you travel for any updates.
nationaltrust.org.uk/visit/hampshir…

Our gardens are shining in between showers, with swathes of bright daffodils blooming under trees and in the winter garden.

It's your last chance to catch our Heath Robinson at War exhibition this week, finishing on 14 April.

Discover over 50 artworks of humorous drawings from both World Wars, demonstrating Heath Robinson's ability to counter the horrors of war with gentle absurdity.

Enjoy Easter adventures at Mottisfont until Sunday 14 April. There's plenty of games for all the family to enjoy, from bunny bowling to hoopla - and more.
Parts of the car park remain flooded after prolonged wet weather. Please come prepared, and check before you travel.

CAR PARK FULL - Monday 1st April. If you are planning on visiting today, please be advised we have no more spaces. We should have more spaces available after 2pm.

Mottisfont is closed today, (28 March), due to severe weather, which is posing a safety risk to visitors. We apologise for any inconvenience this may cause. Please check our website or social media channels for any further updates.

Mottisfont is closed tomorrow, (28 March), due to severe weather, which is posing a risk to visitors. We apologise for any inconvenience this may cause. Please check our website or social media channels for any further updates.

Our Easter trail is here! Experience all the fun of a spring fete until 14 April.

We're expecting to be busy over the bank holiday weekend. Mornings tend to be busier than afternoons - if you arrive after 2pm, there’s still time to enjoy the trail. nationaltrust.org.uk/visit/hampshir…

As we enter the season of blossom, we're anticipating the sights and scents of our cherry orchard, which is poised to bloom over the coming weeks. Here's what you can expect to see...
#Blossom #Blossom Watch pic.twitter.com/SIXeYL2Vyx

We're hopping towards three weeks of Easter adventures at Mottisfont... Experience all the fun of a spring fete from 23 March - 14 April: nationaltrust.org.uk/visit/hampshir…

We're hopping towards three weeks of Easter adventures at Mottisfont... Experience all the fun of a spring fete from 23 March - 14 April: nationaltrust.org.uk/visit/hampshir…

Bright blooms are bursting to life in our gardens, greeting the first day of spring. Yellow daffodils are flowering beneath ancient planes and flowing through the winter garden.

#SpringEquinox #VernalEquinox

Stately spring snowflakes are spreading out beside the font, mingling with daffodils and primroses.

They're often confused with snowdrops due to their similar bell-shaped white flowers, but these elegant bulbs generally bloom later, in the full sunshine of spring.