The Royal National Rose Society's 'Gardens of the Rose' have been completely rebuilt as a living dictionary of roses. Highlights include a rose collection, a garden setting showing different styles of planting, model gardens to provide inspiration for growing roses in small spaces, the replanted Queen Mother garden, new cultivar trials and a grass maze. The Gardens are wheelchair-friendly. Well-behaved dogs are welcome but must be kept on a lead. A small tea room serves tea, coffee, sandwiches and a selection of cakes.
Admission: See website for latest information. Free entry for RNRS members.
| Facilities: | Disabled access, Disabled toilets |
| Venue Type: | Gardens |
| Dates & Times: | Open to the public from 11th June – 31st July 2011, 10am to 5pm daily. |
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