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East Hagbourne Gardens

Pretty Domesday village, timber frame and local clunch stone houses. Open every 3 yrs. Follow main road or explore pretty alleyways to visit 9 gardens; new for 2021, 2 Lower Cross Cottages with gravel planting, ferns, shepherds hut and rockery; Bottom Barn, in the shadow of the C12 church with topiary and perennial planting around a converted C18 barn; Lime Tree Cottage with water plants, mature trees and secret garden; Buckels, a sculptured walled garden with cypresses, box, heritage fruit trees and herbs; 5 Higgs Close, a colourful garden with herbaceous borders, small pond and vegetable patch; Kingfisher House, a family garden with mixed herbaceous planting. Little Thatch, a cottage garden with a stream, pond planting, perennials, lavender beds and kitchen garden; The Gables, a garden full of colour with roses, perennials, lavender, box and trees; Yew Tree Cottage, a secluded garden to the front of a thatched cottage (not open) with roses, clematis and honeysuckle.

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East Hagbourne Gardens
East Hagbourne Gardens
East Hagbourne Gardens
East Hagbourne Gardens
East Hagbourne Gardens
East Hagbourne Gardens
East Hagbourne Gardens
East Hagbourne Gardens
East Hagbourne Gardens
East Hagbourne Gardens
East Hagbourne Gardens
East Hagbourne Gardens
East Hagbourne Gardens
East Hagbourne Gardens
East Hagbourne Gardens
East Hagbourne Gardens
East Hagbourne Gardens
East Hagbourne Gardens

About East Hagbourne Gardens

Pretty Domesday village, timber frame and local clunch stone houses. Open every 3 yrs. Follow main road or explore pretty alleyways to visit 9 gardens; new for 2021, 2 Lower Cross Cottages with gravel planting, ferns, shepherds hut and rockery; Bottom Barn, in the shadow of the C12 church with topiary and perennial planting around a converted C18 barn; Lime Tree Cottage with water plants, mature trees and secret garden; Buckels, a sculptured walled garden with cypresses, box, heritage fruit trees and herbs; 5 Higgs Close, a colourful garden with herbaceous borders, small pond and vegetable patch; Kingfisher House, a family garden with mixed herbaceous planting. Little Thatch, a cottage garden with a stream, pond planting, perennials, lavender beds and kitchen garden; The Gables, a garden full of colour with roses, perennials, lavender, box and trees; Yew Tree Cottage, a secluded garden to the front of a thatched cottage (not open) with roses, clematis and honeysuckle.

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Location details

East Hagbourne Gardens,
East Hagbourne,
Oxfordshire,
OX11 9LN

Directions to East Hagbourne Gardens
½m S of Didcot. Enter village via B4016, or from A417 through West Hagbourne & Coscote. Cycle path 44.

East Hagbourne Gardens openings

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

Accessibility

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FAQs

Payment is by cash only. Please get in touch with the owners for more details.

Sorry, there is no available parking for coaches at East Hagbourne Gardens at this time.

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

Yes, there are various plants offerred for sale at East Hagbourne Gardens, please enquire with the owners for more details.

Sorry, East Hagbourne Gardens does not yet accommodate wheelchair users.

Yes. East Hagbourne Gardens 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.