



5.0/5 (1 ratings)This 3 acre garden offers interest from April to October, with early bulbs, herbaceous borders, a trellis covered with roses and clematis, shrubs and trees. There is a large natural pond, waterways through the marsh, a low-lying jungle and bog garden.
The garden lies in a former tidal creek, but in the 1960s a great deal of in-filling was done in a bid to stop annual flooding. Originally a small-holding, planting has been continuous since 1988.
Liriodendron chinense, Tilia petiolaris, Taxodium distichum, Catalpa bignonoides, magnolias, acers and Monterey pines are now mature trees. Shrubs include Poncirus trifoliata, Osmanthus burkwoodii, Pittosporum tobira, hydrangeas and cornus.




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What a wonderful garden ! Amazing borders filled with such a variety of plants for all year interest. Many paths lead you to different areas within the garden and you discover something new around each corner. We found a fabulous plant in the plant sales area and got to enjoy a cup of tea in a bone china cup with home made cake. We will definitely visit again.




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