Morden Hall Park Garden Centre sits between Morden, Mitcham and Wimbledon and is the National Trust’s first ever garden centre. The friendly, expert team can help you with your gardening questions, and advise on the right product for your needs.
The Garden Centre stands on the site of the historic estate’s kitchen garden, surrounded by acres of parkland, miles of walks, and wildlife. We're open 9am - 5pm, Monday to Saturday and 10am - 4pm on Sunday.
From plants and seeds, to fences, gravel, and especially tools, the Garden Centre at Morden Hall Park has everything you need to keep your garden looking its best. What's more, if you’ve got kids to entertain, animals to care for, or someone special to get a present for, you’ll find that too.
What can you find in the Garden Centre?
Outdoor plants
Outdoor plants take pride of place, with lots of unusual varieties. Stock varies throughout the year, but includes roses, alpines, fruit trees and ornamental trees, shade-lovers, climbers and fruit and veg.
The National Trust uses peat-free plants in its gardens, and plants on sale here are grown according to a sustainable peat-free policy in UK nurseries that grow seasonal, hardy plants without artificially heated greenhouses. So when you buy plants here, you’re making a sustainable choice.
Pots and ornaments
There’s a good range of plastic and ceramic plant pots, troughs and saucers, as well as pot ‘feet’. Or how about rustic, vintage-style crates? Finally, there are growing frames to support climbers.
From centrepieces to finishing touches, the ornaments include sculptures, clocks and sundials, wind chimes and mirrors, plaques and house numbers.
Gardening supplies
At Morden Hall Park Garden Centre, there’s a wide array of tools and equipment. If you’re breaking ground there’s all the trowels, forks, spades, rakes and hoes you’d expect. There are also scissors, secateurs, shears, loppers and pruning saws. And when it’s all over, brushes will help you tidy up.
There’s everything you need to grow your garden from scratch. That includes grow houses, raised beds, troughs, hanging baskets and brackets. And there’s also seed trays and grow tubes, liners, canes and stakes, netting, and cloches, with walls of seeds to choose from, too.
For watering there’s cans, water butts, hoses, sprayers, sprinklers, and micro-irrigation systems.
There’s a good selection of fencing, path and border edging, and mesh screens, plus different aggregates. Garden care chemicals include organic plant feeds, fertilisers, root stimulants, and herbicides and pesticides.
Whether you’re setting off on an adventure, or just enjoying time in the garden, the stock here will help you enjoy the great outdoors.
For fans of cooking al fresco, there’s a range of barbecue cookers, as well as fire pits and outdoor ovens. And all the accessories are here, too, from racks, trays, griddles, pizza stones, tongs, basting brushes and skewers to lighter cubes, charcoal, wood chips, kindling and logs, not forgetting grill cleaner.
There’s a stylish range of two and four-seaters, benches, tables and parasols, and lots of lighting options, including solar-powered.
For serious adventurers, there are hats and caps, walking boots, backpacks, fleeces, wellies, waterproofs and umbrellas.
For junior gardeners, there’s a range of child-sized tools, including spades, forks, trowels, brooms, wheelbarrows, boots, socks and gloves.
Get close to wildlife with paint-your-own bird boxes, bug inspectors, pond-dipping nets, butterfly worlds, ant worlds and even spider worlds.
For outside play there’s plenty of ideas, like traditional kites, skipping ropes, balls, throwing discs, tennis or croquet sets, Velcro catchball and foam rockets. And den-building kits will help you complete No. 4 on your ‘50 things to do before you’re 11¾’ list.
For indoor fun, there are jigsaws, learning puzzles, maps, classic games and make-your-own roads and railways, as well as children’s books, including eye-spy, sticker books, pop-ups, bedtime stories, crosswords and colouring books.
There’s something here for garden visitors and pets. Dogs are very welcome here, and there are lots of leads and poop bags, plus treats from brands such as Petface and Lily’s Kitchen and Earthbound’s high-quality dog beds.
Attract birds at home with seed and fat balls. There are also feed scoops and buckets, feeders, and posts for them, plus bird tables, baths and boxes. Butterfly homes and bug hotels are on sale too and there’s even hedgehog homes and food.
Find the perfect gift for someone here - even if they don’t have a garden - with great gifts including jewellery, ornaments and prints, candles and candle holders, synthetic plants and silk flowers, as well as ready-made bouquets and even topiary. Almost all of the National Trust range is available here.
Meanwhile, those who prefer cooking should investigate the aprons and tea towels. After you’ve got your hands dirty, freshen up with a selection of soaps, hand lotions and oils. Add the finishing touch with greetings cards and gift bags.
An indulgent range of food and drink includes chocolate and confectionery, ales, wines and liqueurs, biscuits, jams and preserves. Often intended as a gift, they’re sometimes too tempting to last that long.
We offer free delivery with a minimum of £200 spend to specific postcodes:
SM4, SM3, SM1,SM2, SM5, SM6, SM7, CR4 , CR5, SW16, SW17, SW19, SW29, KT3, KT4, KT5, KT6, KT9, KT17, KT18, KT19, KT20
Tuesday – Friday only, subject to staff availability.
Any questions? Please contact us on 020 8545 2371.
Garden Centre access after 5pm
The heart of the park is closed after 5pm, access to the Garden Centre is via the car park only. Please bear this in mind if travelling by public transport.
Gardening Tips
Across the country, our staff and volunteer gardeners look after many gardens at the properties in the National Trust's care. Here, they share their tip on making the most out of your garden each season.
Even in winter, gardens and growing spaces are full of nature and new growth. There are plenty of jobs to get stuck into, including looking after wildlife, planting for winter colour, planting and pruning rose bushes or planning ahead for warmer days.
Spring is an uplifting time of year for many of us as we watch the natural world burst into life. Learn some handy gardening tips on creating blossom displays, pruning and mowing, and the types of flowers and vegetables to plant this season.
With colourful blooms to enjoy, fruit to pick and wildlife to watch, the summer months are rewarding for many gardeners and growers. Discover how to make the most of the summer season with some top tips from our gardeners.
Autumn is a great time to make changes to your garden so that you will enjoy it even more next year. It’s time to plant spring bulbs and many other plants, mulch your borders and prepare new ground for growing. We’re also sharing top tips on pollinator-friendly flowers to plant for next year, along with how to choose plants that invigorate the senses.
Whilst the river might be inviting, it is not safe to enter, either for paddling or swimming. It is fast flowing, varies in depth and has unseen hazards that may result in serious injury or death. In addition, the water quality is unsuitable. Your cooperation in staying out of the water also helps us to protect the river wildlife and avoid damage to the banks.
Discover more at Morden Hall Park
Find out how to get to Morden Hall Park, where to park, the things to see and do and more.
Enjoy freshly prepared tasty snacks and cakes at a choice of two cafés and pick up the perfect read at the second-hand bookshop, all supporting the National Trust’s work.
We host a variety of events for families to enjoy from summer outdoor theatre, seasonal holiday activity trails, guided history walking tours and more. See our full calendar of upcoming events here.
From river and wetland walks, to remnants of the park's history and an adventure playground for the little ones, see how the park changes along with the seasons.
