This visit has been postponed because it was to take place at the height of the July heatwave.

The hidden hedged gardens of Warwick are rare survivals of Victorian gardens, originally used by townspeople who had no outdoor space where they lived. They were threatened with destruction but were saved and restored, The summer houses are Grade 11 listed.  The gardens are approximately 26 miles from Adderbury and the postcode is CV34 6HF. The minimum number for this visit is 10 and the cost is £8.50 per person.  Members are encouraged to arrange car sharing where possible. We will need to leave the village by 10.15 am. For more information or to add your name to the list of members planning to come, please contact a committee member.

Hot drinks and light snacks are available but if the weather is good members may like to take a picnic to enjoy on one of the allotment plots that make up the gardens. Some of the plants raised in the gardens are sold in the plant nursery.