Families will be able to hunt for the colourful giant eggs in a trail at RHS Bridgewater this Easter.
A 'supersized family adventure' is promised in the garden 'as some larger-than-life hand-painted eggs await discovery'.
The Giant Egg Hunt will be running at the attraction, in Worsley, Salford, throughout the school holidays, from Saturday, April 2 until Easter Monday - April 18.
Visitors will be given an explorer pack, with details of the trail, as well as fun puzzles to solve and plants and wildlife to spot along the way.
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Explorers of all ages are invited to take part, with every child who successfully finds all the hidden eggs being rewarded with a free chocolate treat from PLAYin CHOC to take home.
It's just one of a number of events coming to the 154-acre site, which has its own Woodland Play area featuring hobbit houses, climbing frames, mud kitchens and more.
On Mother's Day, Sunday, March 27, visitors can enjoy Ramadan Kareem, a fun, interactive storytelling show inspired by Hiba Masood’s charming children’s book, Drummer Girl.
Devised and performed by Hina Qureshi, it promises to 'transport audiences to Karachi in Southern Pakistan' to with a joyful story all about following your dreams.
The two 60-minute performances at 1pm and 3pm are ideal for little music-makers age three and over who are encouraged to take along their own drums - or a pan and a spoon - and join in the fun. You can book online to reserve your place.
On April 2 and 3 it's also the venue's Plant Heritage Spring Fair, with stalls from 10 specialist plant nurseries in the North, plus expert demonstrations and talks. For families there'll be a spring garden mini-trail to follow.
For more information and to book tickets for garden admission and the events, visit the website here. Admission costs £5.75 for children (aged five to 16), £11.50 for adults, or £27.50 for a family of two adults and two children.
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