Woolbeding Gardens

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Nestled in a quiet corner of West Sussex lies a true horticultural haven bursting with colourful planting, sensational views and a whole host of surprises.

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Roses growing over the wall at Woolbeding Gardens

Planning your visit to Woolbeding Gardens 

Woolbeding Gardens is now closed but we look forward to welcoming you back on Thursdays and Fridays in spring 2017. You will need to pre-book your visit so you can enjoy this very special garden, read our article to find out how to book.

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Things to see and do

Wheelbarrow at Woolbeding Gardens

Visit us again in spring 2017 

Visit exclusively on Thursdays and Fridays in spring 2017 to experience this modern horticultural haven and discover the work our gardeners have been carrying out over the autumn and winter months.

The Well Garden

The Formal Gardens at Woolbeding  

Our formal garden rooms were thoughtfully laid out with the help of notable garden designers Lanning Roper in the 1980s and the Bannermans in the late 1990s. Over the winter months they are carefully maintained by our gardeners and will be open again for you to enjoy in spring 2017.

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Groups

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Group visits to Woolbeding Gardens 

Bring your group to our gardens in 2017 and enjoy browsing the garden at your own pace, learn more about the horticulture by booking an introductory talk on this stunning garden set by the River Rother.

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History

The mansion house at Woolbeding Gardens

A Garden of Design 

Woolbeding Estate was given to the National Trust in 1957, find out more about how Woolbeding was transformed into a garden of design.

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