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Barnsbury Group

Discover four contrasting spaces in Barnsbury's Georgian squares. 57 Huntingdon Street is a secluded garden with birches, ferns, perennials, grasses and container ponds to encourage wildlife. 36 Thornhill Square, a 120ft garden with a country atmosphere, is filled with scented roses, clematis, specimen trees and perennials and a new pond attracts wildlife. Bonsai and planters surround the patio. 2 Lonsdale Square is a charming small cobblestoned garden with herbaceous beds and apple trees, structured with box and yew hedges. Climbing roses and star jasmine add delicious scent; planters overflow with lavender and pansies. Barnsbury Wood is London's smallest nature reserve, a hidden gem and one of Islington's few sites of semi-mature woodland, a tranquil oasis of wild flowers and massive trees minutes from Caledonian Road. Wildlife information available. The gardens reveal what can be achieved with the right plants in the right conditions, surmounting difficulties of dry walls and shade.

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Barnsbury Group
Barnsbury Group
Barnsbury Group
Barnsbury Group
Barnsbury Group
Barnsbury Group
Barnsbury Group
Barnsbury Group
Barnsbury Group
Barnsbury Group
Barnsbury Group
Barnsbury Group
Barnsbury Group
Barnsbury Group
Barnsbury Group
Barnsbury Group
Barnsbury Group
Barnsbury Group

About Barnsbury Group

Discover four contrasting spaces in Barnsbury’s Georgian squares. 57 Huntingdon Street is a secluded garden with birches, ferns, perennials, grasses and container ponds to encourage wildlife. 36 Thornhill Square, a 120ft garden with a country atmosphere, is filled with scented roses, clematis, specimen trees and perennials and a new pond attracts wildlife. Bonsai and planters surround the patio. 2 Lonsdale Square is a charming small cobblestoned garden with herbaceous beds and apple trees, structured with box and yew hedges. Climbing roses and star jasmine add delicious scent; planters overflow with lavender and pansies. Barnsbury Wood is London’s smallest nature reserve, a hidden gem and one of Islington’s few sites of semi-mature woodland, a tranquil oasis of wild flowers and massive trees minutes from Caledonian Road. Wildlife information available. The gardens reveal what can be achieved with the right plants in the right conditions, surmounting difficulties of dry walls and shade.

Location details

Barnsbury Group,
London,
N1 1BX

Directions to Barnsbury Group
Tube: King's Cross, Caledonian Rd or Angel. Train: Caledonian Rd & Barnsbury. Buses: 17, 91, 259 to Caledonian Rd. Buses: 4, 19, 30, 38, 43 to St Mary’s Church, Upper St, for Lonsdale Sq.

Barnsbury Group openings

This garden has now completed its National Garden Scheme openings for this year.

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FAQs

Yes, cashless payment is accepted.

Sorry, there is no available parking for coaches at Barnsbury Group at this time.

Sorry, no dogs are allowed in the garden at this time.

Yes, there are various plants offerred for sale at Barnsbury Group, please enquire with the owners for more details.

Sorry, Barnsbury Group does not yet accommodate wheelchair users.

Yes. Barnsbury Group seeks to offer a sustainable refuge for nearby fauna and wildlife. These sanctuaries host diverse habitats supporting indigenous flora and fauna and nurturing local biodiversity.