Myddelton House Gardens were once home to Edward Augustus Bowles, one of Britain's most famous self-taught gardeners, artists and expert botanists. In 2011, Myddelton House Garden reopened to the public for everyone to enjoy the wonders that Mr Bowles collected.
Where is Myddelton House Gardens located?
Myddelton House Gardens is nestled in the heart of Enfield and is award winning green space just minutes away from London.
What style of garden is Myddelton House Gardens?
Within the gardens you'll find a kitchen garden with a peach house, growing heritage varieties. The 'Lunatic Asylum' is home to plants E A Bowles returned from his travels as well as his beloved Rock Garden.
What can guests enjoy at Myddelton House Gardens?
In spring, the gardens come alive with Crocus which Mr Bowles took great interest in. Summer time heralds the blooming of the multiple Wisterias around the garden as well as the collection of Dykes Medal winning Irises. Golden hour starts in autumn with the harvest of heritage pumpkins, followed by the winter wonder of the Snowdrop and the annual Ultimate Snowdrop Sale.
