From early Spring until Autumn visitors to this Cotswold garden are rewarded with rich and memorable views: Spring flowers, shrubs, fine topiary (some designed by Edwin Lutyens) and, within the walled garden, herbaceous borders; roses, fine specimen trees and a newly planted parterre. The 17th century Manor House (not open) stands high overlooking the Golden Valley.
Adjoining the Garden is Miserden Nursery with a wide range of bedding plants, roses and shrubs and specialising in hardy perennial plants.
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Misarden Park Gardens