RHS Gardens and Partner Gardens

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Walled garden at RHS Bridgewater
RHS Bridgewater

Greater Manchester

Walled garden at RHS Bridgewater
RHS Bridgewater

Greater Manchester

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Please note: we are asking all visitors, including members, to pre-book their visit to RHS Garden Bridgewater.

Celebrate spring flowers with us

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6 &ndash; 7 April 2024<br />RHS Garden Bridgewater
Spring Plant Fair

6 – 7 April 2024
RHS Garden Bridgewater

Spring Plant Fair
6 &ndash; 7 April 2024<br />RHS Garden Bridgewater
Spring Plant Fair

6 – 7 April 2024
RHS Garden Bridgewater

Spring Plant Fair
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RHS Partner Garden of the Year winners 2023

Regional winner for OverseasSituated in the KwaZulu, Natal Midlands on the famous Midlands Meander, Brahman Hills Garden is a magical garden easily accessed from the N3 freeway between Durban and Johannesburg. The garden is nestled in the Blue Crane nature reserve with cottages boasting breathtaking views of hills and game.

Brahman Hills Garden, South Africa

Regional winner for Overseas
Situated in the KwaZulu, Natal Midlands on the famous Midlands Meander, Brahman Hills Garden is a magical garden easily accessed from the N3 freeway between Durban and Johannesburg. The garden is nestled in the Blue Crane nature reserve with cottages boasting breathtaking views of hills and game.

Overall winner and regional winner for South West and WalesThe&nbsp;Hidden Valley Gardens&nbsp;have&nbsp;a wealth of unusual plants, displayed in a relaxed cottage-garden style. There are many colourful beds, a Mediterranean area, shady ferneries, spring garden, iris and primula garden, pond and bog area and plant collections adding extra colour and interest.

Hidden Valley Gardens, Cornwall

Overall winner and regional winner for South West and Wales

The Hidden Valley Gardens have a wealth of unusual plants, displayed in a relaxed cottage-garden style. There are many colourful beds, a Mediterranean area, shady ferneries, spring garden, iris and primula garden, pond and bog area and plant collections adding extra colour and interest.

Regional winner for Midlands and East AngliaConnecting the manor house to the Suffolk landscape, the gardens at&nbsp;Wyken Hall&nbsp;include a knot garden, herb garden and traditional kitchen garden. An old-fashioned rose garden and pergola lead to a wildflower meadow, maze, nuttery and vine-covered gazebo. Wyken wines can be tasted at the vineyard restaurant.

Wyken Hall, Suffolk

Regional winner for Midlands and East Anglia
Connecting the manor house to the Suffolk landscape, the gardens at Wyken Hall include a knot garden, herb garden and traditional kitchen garden. An old-fashioned rose garden and pergola lead to a wildflower meadow, maze, nuttery and vine-covered gazebo. Wyken wines can be tasted at the vineyard restaurant.

Regional winner for OverseasSituated in the KwaZulu, Natal Midlands on the famous Midlands Meander, Brahman Hills Garden is a magical garden easily accessed from the N3 freeway between Durban and Johannesburg. The garden is nestled in the Blue Crane nature reserve with cottages boasting breathtaking views of hills and game.

Brahman Hills Garden, South Africa

Regional winner for Overseas
Situated in the KwaZulu, Natal Midlands on the famous Midlands Meander, Brahman Hills Garden is a magical garden easily accessed from the N3 freeway between Durban and Johannesburg. The garden is nestled in the Blue Crane nature reserve with cottages boasting breathtaking views of hills and game.

Overall winner and regional winner for South West and WalesThe&nbsp;Hidden Valley Gardens&nbsp;have&nbsp;a wealth of unusual plants, displayed in a relaxed cottage-garden style. There are many colourful beds, a Mediterranean area, shady ferneries, spring garden, iris and primula garden, pond and bog area and plant collections adding extra colour and interest.

Hidden Valley Gardens, Cornwall

Overall winner and regional winner for South West and Wales

The Hidden Valley Gardens have a wealth of unusual plants, displayed in a relaxed cottage-garden style. There are many colourful beds, a Mediterranean area, shady ferneries, spring garden, iris and primula garden, pond and bog area and plant collections adding extra colour and interest.

Regional winner for Midlands and East AngliaConnecting the manor house to the Suffolk landscape, the gardens at&nbsp;Wyken Hall&nbsp;include a knot garden, herb garden and traditional kitchen garden. An old-fashioned rose garden and pergola lead to a wildflower meadow, maze, nuttery and vine-covered gazebo. Wyken wines can be tasted at the vineyard restaurant.

Wyken Hall, Suffolk

Regional winner for Midlands and East Anglia
Connecting the manor house to the Suffolk landscape, the gardens at Wyken Hall include a knot garden, herb garden and traditional kitchen garden. An old-fashioned rose garden and pergola lead to a wildflower meadow, maze, nuttery and vine-covered gazebo. Wyken wines can be tasted at the vineyard restaurant.

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