Even allowing for an October visit we thought that these gardens were disappointing. Go see for yourself if you have time..

Lovingly kept restored Victorian hedged gardens. Really informative commentary prior to entering. I never knew there were so many different apple trees. Well worth a visit.

Always interesting and peaceful, this historic garden gives a real flavour of times past in recreational gardening and presumably serious food production

A peaceful spot in the centre of Warwick that is worth a visit if you like gardens. The apple trees were laden waiting for October’s apple day.

These have an interesting history and are lovely, I lived in Warwick as a teenager and knew nothing about them so was delighted to learn. The gardens are looked after by volunteers and they do a magnificent job. Simple cafe serving snacks and drinks, at...More

Due to the recent weather condition (very hot and dry) the gardens are not at their best at the moment but there are still gems to be found. There is a fig tree which looks as if it is going to produce a lot of...More

The gardens were really unkempt and dried up. Yes there has been no rain for some time but there were plenty of taps. Our guide was new to the job but simply read from a booklet. She knew no plant names. The restored summer houses...More