ANGLESEY ABBEY NT and visit the HOUSE and the LODE MILL (Ground Floors only)

NT ANGLESEY ABBEY and visit the HOUSE and the LODE MILL (ground floors only)

Saturday 26^th June

Anglesey Abbey, visit the summer highlights the Rose Garden, which was one of Lord Fairhaven's first garden projects and was once situated on the site of dilapidated greenhouses and abandoned vegetable borders.  In 2024, the much-loved Rose Garden was extended by another 20 beds, 19 cultivars and around 180 new roses thanks to a generous donation from David Austin Roses. From early June through to October, the Rose Garden produces a vibrant display of 60 varieties of rose.  Many of those can be found in our Plant Centre.  Located next to the Dahlia Border, the Herbaceous Border was designed and planted in the 1950s by Major Vernon Daniell, a friend of Lord Fairhaven. Found to the west of Anglesey Abbey, the Wildflower Meadows cover approximately 25 acres and contain over 50 species of wildflower.  You can visit the ground floor of the Jacobean-style house full of rich history, from a monastic priory to 20th-century home.  Also, come and look around the ground floor of Lode Mill and find out more about the historic watermill, and the journey from grain to plate.  Redwoods Restaurant is open daily, serving hot and cold drinks, light meals, snacks and a selection of cakes and traybakes.

Adults: £56.50

Senior citizens: £55.50  

Child: £55.00   Including admission to Anglesey Abbey

National Trust Members & RHS Members

Adults: £37.50

Senior citizens: £ 36.50 

NT & RHS Members please bring card and make the office aware to qualify for reduction.

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