Explore the Gardens
The award wining Sir Harold Hillier Gardens specialises in horticulture, conservation, education and recreation. Outstanding features include the splendour of the seasonal planting displays set in 180 acres
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The Eye can Tell
By Adrian Gray
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Bog Garden
Bamboos are mixed with bold herbaceous perennials such as the enormous Gunnera manicata
June July August September Formal planting
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Centenary Border
Centenary Border is the longest double mixed border in the country
May June July August September Formal planting Accessible gardens
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Daydream
By CStar Design
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All in the Same Boat
By Daniel Cordell
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Children's Education Garden
The Children's Education Garden was created for the education programmes provided by the Garden
All year Activities for children
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Walking Ammonite
By Glenn Martin
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Heather Garden
The Heather Garden contains a range of heathers, delightful trees and shrubs
All year Formal planting
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Himalayan Valley
The valley is lined with Azaleas, Rhododendrons, Hydrangeas, Pieris, and many other plants
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Hydrangea Walk
Beautiful blooms in many different colours
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Hypericum Trial
The Sir Harold Hillier Gardens have planted a Hypericum trial near Jermyn's House
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Arabian Mare and Foal
By Jane Foddy
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Jermyn's House
Visit the tea rooms and gardens around Jermyn's House at any time of year
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Magnolia Glade
Magnolia Glade is an open woodland, with daffodils and a notable collection of magnolias
May June July August September Informal planting
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National Collection Glade
The aim of the Glade is to provide an introduction to our national plant collections
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Pinetum
The Pinetum, known previously as 'Little Switzerland', was planted during the mid 1960s
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The pond
The pond uses water draining from Jermyn’s House Valley and the Woods of the World Valley
June July August September October November Accessible gardens
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Urn Flowerbed
By Renee Kilburn
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Heron Landing
By Sophie Louise White
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Woowoo
By Stan Jankowski
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Summer Highlights
Summer is the time when herbaceous perennials come into their own
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Summer Meadow
Summer Meadow is an open meadow with specimen trees and shrubs
May June July August September October Informal planting
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Tyto Alba
By Tobias Ford
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The Girls
By Tony Smither
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Tree Collection
The Gardens has a large collection of champion trees
All year Champion trees
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Woods of the World
To the far side of the pond a gentle slope leads to the Woods of the World
All year Formal planting Activities for children