What's in the gardens
Roam across our wild botanic garden full of diverse plants from around the globe and home to the Millennium Seed Bank.
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The Mansion
Wakehurst's wild landscape radiates out from our stunning Grade I listed Elizabethan Mansion, entrusted to us by the National Trust, which was once home to our globally significant seed bank.

American Prairie
In the heart of Wakehurst stretches a unique, six-acre American Prairie. Discover the importance of this threatened habitat, and how it’s defining the future of climate-resilient gardening.
Attractions A - Z
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American Prairie
In the heart of Wakehurst stretches a unique, six-acre American Prairie. Discover the importance of this threatened habitat, and how it’s defining the future of climate-resilient gardening. -
Asian Heath Garden
Explore the trees and shrubs of East and Central Asia as you head deeper into Wakehurst. -
Bethlehem Wood
Beautiful throughout the year, experience the silvery beauty of birches along this tranquil walk. -
Bloomers Valley
A breathtaking spectacle in high summer but with a special serenity during winter, Bloomers Valley is a landmark meadow restoration where you can enjoy our rich local grasslands. -
Bog Garden
Explore the vibrant colours of Wakehurst's bog ecosystem. -
Children's and Community Garden
A space for families to enjoy messy play in our Mud Kitchen and explore vegetable beds, pollinator habitats and more. -
Coates Wood
Wander through the trees of Australasia into South America in one of our most atmospheric woodlands. -
Coronation Meadow
Open May to October: Wander through this enchanting meadow of native flowers and grasses – a joy for the senses in summer months. -
Hanging Meadow
Our wildlife haven in the heart of Wakehurst's Loder Valley Nature Reserve. -
Himalayan Glade
Experience a sense of the Himalaya in this dramatic cleft of the Westwood Valley. -
Horsebridge Wood
Journey through the rich and varied habitats of North America. -
Iris Dell
Perch yourself in the fairy-land like glory of Wakehurst's Iris Dell.