Garden at Terwick House – notable for its extensive range of rare and unusual trees and shrubs.

Terwick House Rogate open garden

Wild woodland garden planted for spring interest some 40 yrs ago by plant collectors of rhododendron, azalea, camellia and acer, along winding steep paths to the south of the house. A collection of R. yakushimanum among many others; small pinetum and many specialist trees. Herbaceous planting is taking shape around the house (not open). Small potager garden off front driveway.
Notable garden for the extensive range of rhododendron cultivars, rare and unusual trees and shrubs.

Open for the National Garden Scheme Sun 28th May 2pm – 5pm. Admission £6, children free. Pay on the day. Home-made teas.

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