The Adwell Estate lies on ground sloping down from the Chiltern Hills. The Saxons called it Eadda's Well, and hence the name today. The garden was originally laid out by the present owner’s ancestors in the 19th Century, and over successive generations further developments have taken place. Visitors are greeted with a magnificent herbaceous border which sweeps around the drive. The Parish Church nestles within the grounds and you are led around to the walled garden, with its herbaceous borders, roses and a superb collection of salvias. The garden is fed by spring water and the water garden continues to be the major feature with magnificent trees dominating the lawns.
All proceeds from the Fair will be donated to Perennial, the UK’s only charity dedicated to helping everyone who works in horticulture, and their families, when times get tough.
https://perennial.org.uk/
Admission
£7 per adult includes the Fair and Gardens.
Children under 16 Free.
Well-controlled dogs on short leads are allowed in the Gardens and Fair
Parking
Ample parking in field adjacent to gardens - please follow signposts.
Blue badge parking available on a first come first serve basis - please follow the directional signage.
One-way system in operation to avoid congestion in Adwell village - please follow 'Exit' signs when leaving.
Accessibility
Majority of formal gardens accessible to wheelchairs and scooters; gravel paths and some steeper areas.
Refreshments
Refreshments will be available.
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