Easton Lodge

In 1865, when she was 3, Frances Evelyn Maynard inherited Easton Lodge. 
She married at 21, became the Countess Of Warwick ('Darling Daisy'), established a great Country House, devised spectacular and varied gardens, and entertained with massive, suicidal, abandon. Her much publicised friendship with the Prince Of Wales, A frequent guest at Easton, was the scandal of the day.
Today the Easton Lodge gardens are being restored with great success, ponds, rose walk, herbaceous borders and plenty more set in 23 acres.

Herbaceous Borders at Easton Lodge
by Annie L Presland 1928

2012 - Easton Lodge Garden open - 2 Sundays in February for Snowdrops, various days noon-dusk. Check before travelling.
Main season from Easter - please see website.
Disabled access, refreshments.

Easton Lodge,
Warwick House, Great Dunmow,
Essex, CM6 2BB
Tel 01371 876979
www.eastonlodge.co.uk