Discover the beauty of the Water Garden and its contemporary sculpture during a 45 minute tour, followed by a traditional Cream Tea at the Stables Café.
Originally built and planted to be at its most beautiful in the spring time, the Water Garden provides visitors with a chance to see and enjoy wonderful contemporary art, a wealth of unusual planting, Pulham rockwork and wildlife. On the tour, follow the meandering line of the lakes edge, and wander past rocky alcoves and seasonal flowers.
Meeting point: The Stables
Dates: Every Friday, 11am
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Dairy Water Garden
A Water Garden makes use of water for an ornamental effect. Hidden in the landscape at the Dairy, are a series of small lakes interconnected by Pulham rockwork, waterfalls, cascades and narrow winding pathways.
Once part of the garden experience that was linked to the great glasshouse, Top Glass, and Paradise, Waddesdon’s Victorian kitchen garden. Sadly, neither Top Glass or Paradise now exist, but the Dairy and Water Garden are a reminder of what once existed.
One of the most horticulturally diverse gardens, it is only open on limited occasions as part of a guided walk.
Photograph courtesy of Waddesdon org.uk
