Last updated on 04 July 08

Great Dixter Garden

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A Tudor house with a famous twentieth century Arts and Crafts garden. Great Dixter was bought in 1910 by Nathaniel Lloyd, author of books on brickwork and topiary, and was restored by Edwin Lutyens. Nathaniel designed the framework of the garden and it has been planted with great flair by his son, Christopher Lloyd, author of many good books on plants and planting. The garden reflects the interests of its creators.

Address Northiam, Rye, East Sussex, England, TN31 6PH
Opening times 21st March to 26th October. Daily except Monday (but open Bank Holiday Mondays). Gardens open 11am to 5pm (last admission) House open 2pm to 5pm
Admission House and Gardens: Adult £8.00, Child £3.50. Gardens Only: Adult £6.50, Child £3.00.
Website Visit the Great Dixter Garden website