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Long Crendon Gardens

Five gardens open Sun 14 Apr. Baker's Close: 1000s of daffodils, tulips, shrubs and wild area, Barry's Close: spring flowering trees, borders and water garden, Cop Close: daffodils, tulips, borders and bog garden, 25 Elm Trees: cottage style organic garden planted to encourage wildlife, and Manor House: a large garden with views to the Chilterns, two ornamental lakes, a variety of spring bulbs and shrubs. Five gardens open Sun 16 June. Brindles: organic garden with natural swimming pool, beehives, roses and vegetable garden, Cop Close with mixed borders, vegetable garden, wildflower bank and damp garden, The Smithy, 43 High Street: cottage style front garden designed by a local garden designer, Tompsons Farm: a large woodland garden with large lake and herbaceous borders, and 25 Elm Trees: cottage style organic garden planted to encourage wildlife and all round colour.

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Long Crendon Gardens
Long Crendon Gardens
Long Crendon Gardens
Long Crendon Gardens
Long Crendon Gardens
Long Crendon Gardens
Long Crendon Gardens
Long Crendon Gardens
Long Crendon Gardens
Long Crendon Gardens
Long Crendon Gardens
Long Crendon Gardens

About Long Crendon Gardens

Opening Sunday 14 April 2pm-6pm
BAKERS CLOSE a partly walled 2 acre garden on a southwest slope with lawns, rockery and wild area with pools. a spring planting of thousands of daffodils, tulips and narcissi.

BARRYS CLOSE a 2 acre garden with a collection of spring flowering trees forming a backdrop to borders and a water garden with spring fed pools. Vegetable garden.

COP CLOSE (NEW for Spring): many tulips and daffodils, bog garden with candelabra primula. Very pretty front garden with masses of daffodils under magnificent ancient beech trees.

MANOR HOUSE a large sloping garden with views to the Chilterns. Two ornamental lakes, a variety of bulbs and spring flowering shrubs.

25 ELM TREES Cottage style, organic garden planted to encourage wildlife. Deep borders with lush, dense planting for year-round colour, including, in April, many Spring bulbs of all types, hellebores, cyclamen coum and trees in blossom. Separate areas include a wildlife pond, a shady orchard area and many seating areas in which to relax. Children are welcomed with a Photo Search sheet related to the garden.

Opening Sunday 16 June 2pm-6pm
BRINDLES with several rooms honouring the richness of plant life and wildlife it supports. The garden is used in psychotherapy and healing work to connect people with Mother Earth and her bounty.

THE SMITHY front cottage style garden designed by a local garden designer. Combining traditional planting with a Cotswold stone path leading to a cast iron armillary sundial.

COP CLOSE with views towards the Chilterns this 1.3 acre garden has a formal area, steeply sloping wildflower bank, bog garden, vegetable garden and cutting garden. In front of the house are four magnificent beech trees under planted for shade.

TOMPSONS FARM a large woodland garden with meadows, lawns sweeping down to a lake, recently planted borders and views across open countryside

25 ELM TREES Cottage style garden planted for year round colour. Separate areas include a wildlife pond, a shady orchard area and many seating areas in which to relax. Children are welcomed with a Photo Search sheet related to the garden.

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Location details

Long Crendon Gardens,
Long Crendon,
Buckinghamshire,
HP18 9AN

Directions to Long Crendon Gardens
Park in the village as there is no parking at individual gardens.

Long Crendon Gardens openings

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

Accessibility

  • Partial wheelchair access only at Barry's Close and Manor House in April, Tompson's Farm and Manor Farm Bungalow in June.
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FAQs

Yes, cashless payment is accepted.

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

Yes, dogs are welcome at Long Crendon Gardens. Please keep the dogs on fixed short leads in the garden and keep in mind that you are responsible for controlling the dog’s behaviour. For any specific rules please ask the owners.

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

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

Yes. Long Crendon 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.