Our garden is open to the public every day that the Nursery is open and you can see a variety of plants in a garden environment.

The garden was first created by Edward Hyams and its basic shape remains the same. The garden has however grown into a classic English garden through the vision of Raymond and his late, first, wife, Valerie and Raymond continues to shape the garden with Sacha.

The garden is right next to the village churchyard and here you can find the grave of coachman Thomas Baskerville. When visiting his friends near by, Conan-Doyle learned their coachman's name and used it in his famous novel "The Hound of the Baskervilles".

The garden is also home to a fine example of a rare Pinus Montezumae, which was planted by Hyams

Should you see a plant you like in the garden, please feel free to ask what it is, as it could be available in our nursery.