High Beeches Woodland and Water Garden, the original Loder Garden, and one of the Great Gardens of Sussex is listed Grade II* by English Heritage for its historical landscape. The 27 acre natural landscape, in the Sussex Weald, has been sensitively planted with many exotic trees and shrubs to create a unique garden of great beauty and tranquility.
In early summer the glades are surrounded by the colour and fragrance of a multitude of azaleas and rhododendrons and are carpeted by swathes of native bluebells.
Mid summer is the time to enjoy the largest and most beautiful acid wildflower meadow in the South of England, along with the many wildflowers to be found throughout the garden.
Autumn brings a spectacular display of colour provided by the many acers, nyssas and liquid ambers.
The garden is open every day between 13:00 and 17:00 (Closed Weds) from April to November.
Tea Room open from 11:00 everyday except Wednesdays.
Groups by appointment. Guided tours available.
www.highbeeches.com
High Beeches Lane
Handcross
West Sussex RH17 6HQ
Sarah Bray 01444 400589
