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Linton Gardens

Eight gardens in Linton village. Near the top of the High St, close to the junction with the A1307, is Queens House, with garden 'rooms' separated by hedging and graced by statuary. At the far end of the High St, the garden behind the Gallery Above at 94 High St is small and perfectly formed, accessed via a courtyard where teas are served, and all manner of interesting things go on. 30 Symonds Lane is a long Edwardian plot planted as a cottage garden and because of the walnut tree in the middle, the garden is at its best in late spring. The Hollies (36 Symonds Lane) is an established garden containing a surprising number of acid-loving plants and a wildflower area with mature trees as backdrop. The community garden at Chalklands is a riot of colour and joy, and a modern family garden at 15 Balsham Road shows how beauty in a garden can also accommodate a family’s needs. In a 1970s estate, the established garden at 36 Wheatsheaf Way combines the beauty of roses and other flowering perennials with space for a family, and 25A Back Rd is a mature traditional English village garden with plenty of wildlife and trees.

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About Linton Gardens

Eight gardens in Linton village. Near the top of the High St, close to the junction with the A1307, is Queens House, with garden 'rooms' separated by hedging and graced by statuary. At the far end of the High St, the garden behind the Gallery Above at 94 High St is small and perfectly formed, accessed via a courtyard where teas are served, and all manner of interesting things go on. 30 Symonds Lane is a long Edwardian plot planted as a cottage garden and because of the walnut tree in the middle, the garden is at its best in late spring. The Hollies (36 Symonds Lane) is an established garden containing a surprising number of acid-loving plants and a wildflower area with mature trees as backdrop. The community garden at Chalklands is a riot of colour and joy, and a modern family garden at 15 Balsham Road shows how beauty in a garden can also accommodate a family’s needs. In a 1970s estate, the established garden at 36 Wheatsheaf Way combines the beauty of roses and other flowering perennials with space for a family, and 25A Back Rd is a mature traditional English village garden with plenty of wildlife and trees.

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Location details

Linton Gardens,
Linton,
Cambridgeshire,
CB21 4HS

Directions to Linton Gardens
Turn N from the A1307 between Cambridge & Haverhill at lights into High St. On-street parking in the village (please be considerate of our neighbours), & in public car park on Coles Ln.

Linton Gardens openings

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

Accessibility

  • Accessible WC at church.
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FAQs

Yes, cashless payment is accepted.

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

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

There are no plants for sale for the time being.

Yes, one or more routes at Linton Gardens are accessible to wheelchair users.

Yes. Linton 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.