Centenary Border

Centenary Border was originally planted in 1964 by Sir Harold to celebrate the 100th anniversary of the founding of the Winchester nursery by his grandfather. It was planted with alternating 22 yard bays, to reflect Sir Harold's interest in cricket.

It was decided in 2010 to develop a more suitable border and infrastructure to open up the border all year round. Centenary Border is one of the longest double mixed borders in the country and was officially opened by the former HRH Duchess of Cornwall (now the Queen Consort), in 2013.