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This tranquil oasis in the heart of London is a beautiful tribute to Ernest Wilson, a local resident who bequeathed his estate to the community. The garden features a stunning collection of alpine plants, shrubs, and trees, carefully arranged to create a serene and peaceful atmosphere. Meandering paths invite visitors to explore the garden's many nooks and crannies, while a variety of benches and seating areas provide ample opportunity to sit, relax, and enjoy the surroundings. A picturesque pond adds to the garden's charm, attracting a variety of wildlife and providing a soothing background noise. Throughout the garden, visitors can discover hidden gems, including a sundial, a statue, and a memorial plaque dedicated to Ernest Wilson.
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An adorable small garden hidden in Chipping Campden. This was recommended to us by the staff of the tourist office and it is really a hidden gem. Free to visit but you can leave a donation.
This garden is so peaceful and beautiful, and there are plaques telling us about Ernest Wilson's life. The garden is quite small but so much to see.
A peaceful place to sit and reflect.
This was a surprise find whilst walking in Chipping Campden village. It's a smallish (free to visit) garden dedicated to Ernest Wilson (lived in the town) but dedicated his life to exploring the world China in particular in search of exotic plants, several of which are planted in this memorial garden.
Lovely little garden, perfect for a cool down on a hot day.
This enchanting garden is an oasis of calm in bustling Chipping Campden, where one can sit or walk about in peaceful serenity. It is worth a visit if only to admire its stunning Magnolia. Interesting biographical notes on horticulturalist EW who trained at Kew and travelled extensively.
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Wheelchair-accessible entrance
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Good for kids
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An adorable small garden hidden in Chipping Campden. This was recommended to us by the staff of the tourist office and it is really a hidden gem. Free to visit but you can leave a donation.
This garden is so peaceful and beautiful, and there are plaques telling us about Ernest Wilson's life. The garden is quite small but so much to see.
A peaceful place to sit and reflect.
This was a surprise find whilst walking in Chipping Campden village. It's a smallish (free to visit) garden dedicated to Ernest Wilson (lived in the town) but dedicated his life to exploring the world China in particular in search of exotic plants, several of which are planted in this memorial garden.
Lovely little garden, perfect for a cool down on a hot day.
This enchanting garden is an oasis of calm in bustling Chipping Campden, where one can sit or walk about in peaceful serenity. It is worth a visit if only to admire its stunning Magnolia. Interesting biographical notes on horticulturalist EW who trained at Kew and travelled extensively.