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The Temperate House

The Temperate House, teaching studio and new restaurant  in Jephson Gardens Leamington Spa, are on the site of a redundant nursery. From small beginnings in the 1850's the nursery grew to occupy the whole space between Mill Walk and the Lakeside Path. Before it closed in 1994 the nursery grew the plants of all the council's flower beds as well as for indoor floral decorations.

 Inside the Temperate House

The Temperate House today

Today the Temperate house represents plant evolution from approximately 500 million years ago to the present day. The interior space is carefully managed in different climate zones with a controlled ventilation system. The stone sculpture was designed by David Wilson and represents the world some 500 million years ago.

 Entering the Temperate House

Opening times

Summer - 10am to 5pm
Winter - 10am to 4pm




 

Page Last Updated: 30 Jan 2012