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Acclaimed 27-acre park with plants, a working vegetable plot & Victorian cast-iron glasshouses.
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Reviews — 4
Great smaller sister to Kew Gardens. Not as grand and not as big but a great selection of plants and flowers. Best of all it is free.
Absolutely loved this place.
Didn't expect so much interesting plant life to be thriving in January but there's so much to see in the different sections.
Definitely worth a visit if you're interested in seeing some exotic plants that you are unlikely to see in gardens and parks.
Didn't expect so much interesting plant life to be thriving in January but there's so much to see in the different sections.
Definitely worth a visit if you're interested in seeing some exotic plants that you are unlikely to see in gardens and parks.
Lush greens and spikes of colour transport you to warmer climates. It took me an hour to enjoy the whole collection of plants. Entrance is free and I visited in a Monday and had the greenhouses (almost) to myself.
Very beautiful gardens. Loved the green house and glass houses, they are so pretty. It's a nice place to relax with friends n family. Make sure to bring nuts for the little squirrels