It’s extremely floral, vibrantly-coloured, and probably the most photographed and romantic spot at Exbury Gardens – and this year The Azalea Bowl celebrates its 60th birthday.
The Exbury Gardens’ gardening team – centre pic from left to right Emma Callan, Chloe Le Poidevin-Holmes, Tom Clarke, Adam Brooks and Emma Bouchard.
Our garden team attended the Rhododendron show at RHS Rosemoor over the weekend and Exbury Gardens won the Crosfield Challenge Cup for the best three hybrids of different parentage bred and raised in the garden of the exhibitior (RHS).
Visitors to Exbury Gardens in the New Forest, which opens for the season on 9 March, are set for a floral treat as the recent warm, damp weather has triggered lots of blooms, up to 3 weeks earlier than normal.
Dragon and damsel flies are spectacular insects attracted to watery places such as streams, ponds and bogs, where they live and breed. The adult forms are very obvious in the summer months, but what goes on unseen under water?
Tiny mouse gives survey team a surprise during our annual review of bird boxes.
A stunning sanctuary garden designed for those living with rare dementias and their carers, that won three top awards at the Chelsea Flower Show, has been moved and is now on display at Exbury.
Enjoy brunch, lunch, afternoon tea and the best barista coffee, soft drinks and a fabulous wine list at our on-site food outlets. We have many options for our young visitors too.
Open to non garden visitors.
Please do get in touch with any query or feedback that you may have and one of our team will respond as quickly as possible.
