West Sussex attraction: Highdown Gardens
These stunning gardens are a fantastic attraction, free to the public and open all year round. The gardens are also used for junior activities, theatre and ‘friends of Highdown’ are volunteers who help with the maintenance and general upkeep of the gardens.
At the gardens you will find a pleasant variety, including:
- Tree and Shrub Area
- The Herb Garden
- Himalayan Birch Bark Cherry Avenue
- The Chalk Pit
- Himalayan Musk Rose
- The Bamboo Pond
- The Cave Pond
- Hellebore Bank
- The Paper Bark Maple
- The Rose Garden
- The Beech Wood
- Judas Tree
- Greek Wind Flower
- Rosa ‘Highdownensis’
- Middle Garden Island Beds
- Tree planted by Queen Mary
- Cotoneaster serotinus glaucophyllus (now lost)
- Acid Beds
- Pittosporum tenuifolium
- Rose ‘Wedding Day’
- Lower Island Beds
- Fig Border
- Strawberry Tree
- Indian Horse Chestnut
- The Drive
- Highdown Towers
Here are a few photographs of the beautiful Highdown Gardens in West Sussex. See the website for more information.
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October 10, 2012 at 7:08 AMseo
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