Borde Hill Garden

Borde Hill Garden is a unique 383-acre garden on England's heritage list. Surrounding an Elizabethan manor house dating back to the 16th century, it is stunning in its botanical richness and carefully designed spaces.

This site is famous for its impressive collection of rare trees and exotic plants from the Himalayas, China and the Andes, many of which were planted in the 1900s. Here you'll find more than 80 champion trees and a variety of garden nooks, including the Azalea Ring and Rose Garden with more than 100 varieties of roses.

The garden offers highlights for every season - from blooming rhododendrons and magnolias in spring to spectacular autumn colors.