Cedar House Gardens
Cedar House Gardens
Warwickshire, CV35 8EB
- 14th September 2027
- 11:00 - 15:00
- £125
Explore the six-acre gardens of Cedar House Gardens on a special Perennial visit led by the owner, offering a personal insight into the development, planting and care of this mature former vicarage garden.
With the support of an experienced gardening team, the owner has invested significantly in recent years, including a borehole and automatic irrigation across many beds and lawns.
Guests will discover colourful herbaceous borders, summer dahlias and salvias, autumn colour, a lily pond with sculptures, the Daphne statue walk, mature Acers and a woodland glade with rare trees and shrubs.
The tour also includes the Cedar lawn, Peacock Garden, walled garden seating area, newly established water meadow garden and wildlife pond, dry garden with bamboo and grasses, and the swimming pool garden.
Tea, coffee and biscuits will be served on arrival.
Your ticket purchase helps support Perennial’s work with people in horticulture.
Lunch at a nearby eatery
10 Things you must see
Beautiful old vicarage – half late Georgian, half early Victorian.
Outstanding Sir George Gilbert-Scott church built in 1850.
One notable tree – Cedar of Lebanon and one veteran tree – Sycamore.
Woodland Garden – many interesting trees & shrubs.
Several interesting sculptures including two by David Harber.
Large herbaceous bed and rose garden.
Water garden with a variety of grasses, perennial shrubs and azaleas.
Vegetable garden with raised beds, greenhouses & orangery.
Bamboo walk – 30 year old bamboo.
Swimming pool with variety of planted pots & urns.