What's in the gardens at Wakehurst

Get closer to wildlife by embarking on a new wild woodland walk in the Loder Valley Nature Reserve, home to a wide range of plant species and native wildlife.

A perfect spot in the heart of the gardens to rest and reflect.

Learn how we use our collections to combat biodiversity loss and climate change through scientific research while restoring habitats with our global partners.

Where tranquillity and ancient woodland magic intertwine.

Escape into a secluded grove of conifers to discover their ancient presence in landscapes across the world.

Venture along the Rock Walk to witness the sublime beauty of this ancient terrain.

Explore rare and wonderful plants from the Southern Hemisphere in this unique landscape made up of wild-collected plants.

Wakehurst's wild landscape radiates out from our stunning Grade I listed Elizabethan Mansion, entrusted to us by the National Trust, which was once home to our globally significant seed bank.

Explore the boardwalks to discover aquatic plants on the way to our serene pond.

An imaginative woodland adventure for children among Wakehurst's majestic trees.

Our most traditionally planted garden is a secluded and intimate place to spend time among bright and bold flowers.

Found at the end of Westwood Valley, the lake is a haven for wildlife of all kinds.