Myddelton House Gardens

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Myddelton House Gardens is a historic horticultural garden in Enfield, London, renowned for its diverse plant collections, heritage features, and association with plantsman E.A. Bowles.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf botanical garden
historic garden
tourist attraction
adjacentTo New River
River Lee Navigation
associatedWith Edward Augustus Bowles
country United Kingdom
hasAddress Myddelton House, Bulls Cross, Enfield
hasCollection alpine plants
bulbs
historic horticultural specimens
ornamental trees
perennials
hasFacility car park
plant sales area
tea room
visitor centre
hasNotablePerson Edward Augustus Bowles
hasPart Bowles Museum
Myddelton House
arboretum
canal-side walk
glasshouse range
kitchen garden
lawn areas
ponds
rock garden
walled garden
wildflower meadow
heritageDesignation Grade II registered park and garden
locatedIn Enfield
England
London
linked to: London, England

United Kingdom
namedAfter Sir Hugh Myddelton
linked to: Hugh Myddelton
notableFor alpine plants
crocuses collection
daffodils collection
diverse plant collections
heritage features
irises collection
rock garden
snowdrops collection
openToPublic true
operatedBy Canal & River Trust
ownedBy Canal & River Trust
partOf Lee Valley
significantEvent development by E. A. Bowles in late 19th and early 20th centuries

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Lee Valley Regional Park hasPart Myddelton House Gardens
Forty Hall Estate near Myddelton House Gardens
Lee Valley Park hasPart Myddelton House Gardens
Lea Valley Park hasPart Myddelton House Gardens