CHILDREN are being invited to help crack the case of the missing Easter eggs.
A new interactive mystery trail called Who Framed the Easter Bunny? is set to open at RHS Garden Bridgewater in Salford, running from Friday, March 27 until Sunday, April 19.
Suitable for children of all ages, the story begins in classic whodunit style, with every egg basket mysteriously found empty except for a single carrot.
Visitors can pick up an Easter Detective activity pack for £3 and follow the clues hidden throughout the gardens.
Each pack includes colouring pencils, puzzles, cyphers, and activities to help solve the case and save Easter.
A simplified "mini-trail" is available for younger children, and all participants receive a chocolate prize at the end.
While children follow the clues, adults can relax and enjoy the early spring blooms and seasonal displays.
The gardens are open from 10am to 6pm throughout the Easter holidays.
Families can also take part in another story-themed experience - The Wind in the Willows: A Garden Adventure.
Garden entry is free for RHS members and children under five.
Children aged five to 16 can visit for £5, while adults booking online in advance can save up to 25 per cent.
Standard adult entry on weekends from April to September and during peak periods is £16.80.
Off-peak adult entry (weekdays from April to September) is £15.35, and saver tickets (weekdays from October to March) are £13.25.
Adults can also join the RHS for £59.99 in a current promotion, while a joint membership for two adults and four children is £89.99.
Student memberships are available for just £20 with proof of status.
To encourage greener travel, visitors arriving by public transport, walking, or cycling receive a 30 per cent discount on garden entry.
From March 29 to August 29, the Bee Network’s number 33 bus from Manchester city centre to Worsley will extend directly to RHS Garden Bridgewater.
The RHS, founded in 1804, is the UK’s largest gardening charity, dedicated to promoting horticultural excellence and inspiring everyone to grow.
Its other gardens include Wisley in Surrey, Rosemoor in Devon, Harlow Carr in Yorkshire, and Hyde Hall in Essex.
RHS Garden Bridgewater, located at Occupation Road, Worsley, Manchester, M28 2LJ, reflects the charity’s vision to create world-class gardens for everyone to enjoy.
For more information on tickets and the full programme of Easter holiday events, visit the RHS website.
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