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The Gardens at Myddleton House tell a compelling story about one of Britain’s most famous self-taught gardeners, artists and expert botanists - Edward Augustus Bowles. He lived in Myddelton House from 1865 to 1954 and dedicated much of his life to transforming the Gardens with his love of unusual and exotic plants. In 2009, the Gardens were awarded a Heritage Lottery Fund grant, enabling a two year project to restore several areas of the Gardens to their former glory, in particular the Kitchen Garden. To date, the Victorian Potting Shed, Bowles’ original cold frames and the Peach House have been restored. Further work to be completed includes the development of a heritage visitor centre and Bowles Tea Room opening spring 2011. Visitor to the garden during February and March will see our impressive collection of snowdrops		Hotels and places to stay near to Myddelton House, Enfield Search for 5-star quality hotels to independent hotels, B&B’s and guesthouses. We also list hotels at airports and in Europe. Search now - click here
Myddelton House 2012 open - The Gardens are open all year round with an impressive range of flora each season, to stimulate your senses. Partial disabled access. Tea Room	Myddelton House Gardens, Myddelton House, Bulls Cross, Enfield, Middlesex, Visitors Phone: 01992 702 200 or 08456 770 600 Website