Hill Close Gardens were originally so-called "detached gardens" where the garden was some distance from the residence of its Victorian owner. I visited here after Mill Garden and Leicester House, including its exquisite gardens, so you might reasonably expect I'd had my fill of gardens,...More

I wasn't sure what to expect but tucked away from the hustle and bustle of Warwick is this quaint little place. It's very interesting from a historical point of view and the gardens are not perfect but then that's ok because it gives a natural...More

Absolutely wonderful visit despite dreadful rain. The introductory talk was great and all the guides were well informed and very interesting. We then spent time walking around the wonderful gardens. These were truly inspirational and gave much insight into their history. Later we were served...More

Took a train out from Birmingham to Warwick in search of this special heritage fruit collection and I was not disappointed! Had an amazing 3 hours wondering around these fecund and very loved plots being charmed in the early summer sunshine with the strains of...More

What interesting gardens,so unique all the plots were different. Lovely location. The history behind these gardens is so interest, so glad we paid the gardens a visit. If you are in Warrick please going and visit the gardens you won't be disappointed. You can also...More

Once the gardens of the Victorian middle class shopkeepers and the like, this large plot of individual gardens has been resurrected by many volunteers and now displays a variety of old fashioned gardening techniques and brick built 'man caves'. The apple festival is a must...More

These restored Victorian Gardens are well worth a visit. They have a beautiful location close to the race course and are well kept hidden gardens of old. Each hedged garden is different and some have little renovated summer house in too. Lots of ideas of...More

This is our second visit to these lovely gardens, several gardens are all set within one plot of land.They are all owned by different people and well looked after, each garden has a board explaining who owned the plot many years ago. It is in...More

We discovered this place on a snowdrop weekend. Couldn't believe how many varieties there are. Staff are very friendly and welcoming and the cafe serves drinks during the week. I think there are snacks on special occasions. The gardens are like well-kept back gardens growing...More

We visited here for the first time on their Snowdrops open day (a mere 100 varieties) and enjoyed it so much we took out annual membership (very reasonable at £21 for two people). The Victorian summer house gardens have been delightfully restored (and what an...More