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Gardens in Warwickshire

Warwickshire's gardens offer a opportunity take in nature and wildlife, even in the depths of winter. You'll find peaceful walks at the National Trust gardens near you too.

Top gardens in Warwickshire

The sunken garden in winter at Packwood, Warwickshire
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The garden at Packwood 

Explore Packwood’s garden and its seasonal delights. Flamboyant flower borders in a ‘mingled’ style, magnificent yew trees and a bountiful kitchen garden all wait to be discovered.

A view of the gardens at Baddesley Clinton, Warwickshire, dressed for Christmas
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The garden at Baddesley Clinton 

Wander round the walled garden, courtyard and orchard that make up the garden here at Baddesley Clinton.

Two women in winter clothes chatting as they climb the stone steps in the gardens at Upton House, Warwickshire
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Visiting the garden at Upton 

Visit Upton's historic garden and marvel at the view that unfolds in front of you. Discover the Mirror Pool and enjoy the winter walk.

A view across the small box hedged parterre covered in a hard frost, over looking the river Avon, with wintry outlines of trees in the far distance against a cloud studded, blue sky.
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The garden at Charlecote Park 

There are lots of seasonal highlights to discover in the garden at Charlecote, including a formal riverside parterre, shaded woodland garden and a Victorian summerhouse.

Winter at Coughton Court, Warwickshire
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Explore the garden at Coughton Court 

The Throckmorton family created and manages the award-winning garden at Coughton. Highlights include the walled garden, lake, knot garden, vegetable garden, orchard and bog garden.

Fallow deer in the morning mist at Knole, Kent

Discover more in Warwickshire

Rolling countryside, riverside walks and landscapes developed by Capability Brown, plus houses filled with history and a 14th-century dovecote.