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Anglesey Abbey Garden

  3.0/5 (3 ratings)

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A twentieth century garden made in the grounds of an Augustinian priory. Lanning Roper gave advice but the garden is best seen as a late example of the Mixed Style. It has a Monks Garden, a Temple Lawn, a Daffodil Walk, a herbaceous garden, an arboretum, a watermill and a very fine collection of garden sculpture. The planting design is not of the same standard.
Address - Lode, nr Cambridge, Cambridgeshire, England, CB5 9EJ
Opening times - Garden open throughout the year - see Anglesey Abbey Gardens website for details. Open 10:30am to 5:30pm (or 4:30pm during the winter). Closed Mondays except Bank Holidays.
Admission - Adult House & Garden £8.00, Garden only £4.50
Website - Visit the Anglesey Abbey Garden website

Designers and Influences

This garden has been designed and influenced by Lanning Roper

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Recent Reviews

  • 5 months ago pete said

    scratches head at Claire's one star rating. To me this is a lovely garden. There are wild flowers, formal beds. This is a garden with all year appeal, in the heart of a freezing February you can turn up and enjoy over 200 varieties of Snowdrops and some lovely hellibores.

    On a summers day you can sit and watch the world go by and listen to bees buzzing delightful

    (4.0/5)
  • about 1 year ago ClaireB said

    I don't agree with Brian 67. To me Anglesey Abbey Garden is a fairly dull and fairly 1970s flat place.

    (1.0/5)
  • about 1 year ago Brian67 said

    It still has the air of a relaxed country retreat for a group of medieval monks. Calming.

    (4.0/5)

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