Looking good - Autumn - Winter
What's looking good in autumn 2022
Head Gardener, Tom Brown talks about managing West Dean Gardens in autumn and winter and he mentions the new exciting projects at West Dean Gardens.
Looking good - Autumn - Winter
Head Gardener, Tom Brown talks about managing West Dean Gardens in autumn and winter and he mentions the new exciting projects at West Dean Gardens.
Read the latest interview with Chris, one of our garden volunteers and find out more about what volunteering means to him and what inspires him to volunteer at West Dean Gardens.
Head Gardener, Tom Brown talks about the challenges of managing West Dean Gardens and he recommends what displays and tours to look out for on your next visit this summer and in upcoming seasons.
In line with this year’s theme for International Women’s Day, ‘#BreakTheBias’ we've profiled our talented female gardeners at West Dean Gardens.
Welcoming our new Garden Trainees – George Ellis and Millie Flint - to the West Dean Gardens team.
West Dean Gardens Glasshouse Gardener Kelly Dyer gives her 10 top tips for growing house plants.
Read more from Head Gardener, Tom, following the announcement that we will be re-opening the Gardens to the public from 26 June; and operating Friends-only days 22-25 June.
West Dean Gardens Gardener Laura tells us about her plant choice for February: Stachyurus praecox.
To date 'we' have planted the four main clumps in the Parkland; consisting of sweet chestnut, hornbeam, oak and disease resistant elm with a couple of more exotic clumps which comprise of cedar, Liquidambar, pine and purple beech. Head Gardener Tom Brown gives us an update on the new generation of trees being planted at West Dean Gardens this year.
West Dean Gardens Gardener Laura tells us about her plant choice for January: Lachenalia.