This beautiful Arts & Crafts garden overlooks a quiet valley on descending levels with terraces designed by Norman Jewson in the1930s. Enclosed by Cotswold stone walls and yew hedges, the garden has year-round interest inc a snowdrop collection with over 80 varieties. Opens Saturday 2nd and Sunday 3rd September.
Five beautifully designed, modern courtyard gardens set in a semi-urban community in Stow-on-the-Wold. The gardens and main lawn area with feature pod are set against a contemporary design of Cotswold apartment communities. Opens Sunday 3rd September.
40 acres of Victorian landscaped gardens surrounding magnificent Grade I house (not open), set out by artist Thomas Gambier Parry. Lakes, shrubberies and listed Pulhamite water gardens with grottos and fernery. Exciting ornamental lakes, and woodland areas. Opens Sunday 3rd September.
On the banks of the mill race and the River Coln, this is an organic garden of great variety. Mature trees, large vegetable garden, herbaceous borders, shade garden, pool and bog gardens. Homegrown plants for sale. Opens Sunday 3rd September.
Classic Cotswold country garden with a very English blend of semi-formal and informal, merging beautifully with the surrounding landscape. Beautiful walled garden, established wildflower meadow, the River Eye. Opens Wednesday 6th September.
The garden at Clouds Rest was started in 2012 from a south-westerly facing stony paddock, with views across the Wye Valley. Its many gravel pathways meander through herbaceous beds with a mixture of roses, then a wide selection of Michaelmas daisies in September. Opens with The Patch on Sunday 10th September.
Rural ¼ acre garden with far reaching views across the Wye Valley, containing 60+ repeat flowering roses and a variety of shrubs and perennials, providing interest year-round. The garden open day is in combination with Cloud’s Rest. Opens Sunday 10th September.
Approx 3 acres set in a small woodland with panoramic views. Variety of herbaceous and mixed borders, rose garden, extensive vegetable plots, wildflower areas, plantings of spring bulbs with thousands of snowdrops and hellebores, woodland walk, two small ponds, waterfall and larger conservation pond. Opens Sunday 10th September.
A wildlife and wildflower-friendly urban garden with many shrubs and climbers. At the front there are shrub borders and a gravel garden. The rear garden slopes upward from the house and is accessed by steps. There are seven ponds, old fruit trees, a vine-house, raised beds planted with perennials and dwarf shrubs, a wild area and a brickery for alpines. Opens Sunday 17th September.
Seasonal planting for pollinators and wildlife in mind. Nestled into a south-east facing slope, where we have attempted to balance wildness, formal gardening and tiny orchard, while blending in with the natural shape and character of the land. Open with Pontings Farm on Sunday 17th and Monday 18th September.
One acre accessible hillside garden with views of the Golden Valley and beyond. Bee and wildlife friendly with wildflower meadow, pond, and orchard. Raised beds for vegetables and flowers. Our prairie style and gravel gardens thrive in our changing climate of hotter drier summers. Opens with Penny Leaze on Sunday 17th and Monday 18th September.
Sudeley Castle features 10 magnificent gardens, each with its own unique style and design. Surrounded by striking views of the Cotswold Hills, each garden reflects the fascinating 1000 yr history of the Castle. This series of elegant gardens is set among the Castle and atmospheric ruins and inc a knot garden, Queen’s garden and Tudor physic garden. Opens Friday 22nd September.
This intense yet informal tapestry style garden beautifully complements the period manor house which it surrounds. Organic, naturalistic, with informal cottage-style planting areas that seamlessly blend together. Natural fish pond, with Monet bridge leading to small island with thatched Fiji house. Opens Wednesday 27th September.
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