See Scotney Castle's beautiful array of rhododendrons and learn how we manage the invasive varieties.
This year's exhibition at Scotney focuses on the work of Kent based visual storyteller, Rebecca Douglas, translating nature's stories into compelling visual narratives through photography, video, drone speaking and writing.
Venture on a Butterfly Expedition at Scotney Castle. This Spring, dive into the enchanting world of butterflies with our exciting spotter trail around the stunning Scotney Castle Gardens.
Come and enjoy the sights and smells of Scotney's annual community flower festival in the mansion house.
See the abundance of colour in the Scotney Castle herbaceous borders and learn how the garden team keep them looking their best.
See the roses at the Old Castle and learn more about them. Stop by the walled garden to see our selection of climbers and shrub roses.
Learn how and why we encourage wild flowers in the garden and enjoy a stroll through our wildflower meadows.
See the abundance of colour in the herbaceous borders and learn how the garden team keep them looking their best.
Learn the benefits of leaving areas of long grass for wildlife and why Scotney Castle is a Site of Special Scientific Interest.
See the abundance of colour in Scotney's herbaceous borders and learn how the garden team keep them looking their best.
With craft stalls and artisan food stalls in our Makers' Market, displays of traditional skills, hog roast and have-a-go activities, the Heritage & Harvest Autumn Fair is a fantastic day out for all ages, with lots to see and do.
See the amazing autumn colours of Scotney's trees and learn the science behind what causes it.