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From local garden shows, to scientific research, to community work and educational opportunities, the 5 RHS gardens showcase all of our different work strands.
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The RHS was gifted Wisley in 1903, opening to the public in 1906 and attracting 6000 visitors in its first year. The RHS’ flagship garden in Surrey, RHS Garden Wisley covers 240 acres, attracting around 1 million visitors a year. Home to spectacular glasshouses, vibrant garden inspiration and world-class horticultural science at RHS Hilltop.
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Located in rural Essex, RHS Garden Hyde Hall was acquired in 1993, now covering 365 acres with highlights such as the Dry Garden with its host of drought resistant plants and stunning Wildwood.
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Found in North Devon Torridge Valley, Rosemoor was gifted to the RHS in 1988, now covering 65 acres. Rosemoor provides year-round interest from its spring cherry blossoms to its frosty winter garden.
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Initially established in the Yorkshire countryside by the Northern Horticultural Society, RHS Garden Harlow Carr has been open to visitors since 1950. Now covering 58 hectares, Harlow Carr hosts an extensive plant collection with a variety of growing landscapes.
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Our newest garden, RHS Garden Bridgewater opened in Salford in summer 2021. Found in the grounds of the former Worsley New Hall, Bridgewater embraces the sites heritage with strong connections to the local community.
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