National Garden Scheme: Open Garden: Denmans Garden Fontwell

Denmans Garden Fontwell https://findagarden.ngs.org.uk/garden/5576/denmans-garden was created by Joyce Robinson, a brilliant pioneer in gravel gardening and former home of influential landscape designer, John Brookes MBE. Denmans is a Grade II listed post-war garden renowned for its curvilinear layout and complex plantings. Enjoy year-round colour, unusual plants, structure and fragrance in the gravel gardens, faux riverbeds, intimate walled garden, ponds and conservatory. Visitors will find inspiration and design ideas for gardeners of all skill levels and gardens sizes. Staff are always happy to answer questions. Unusual plants are for sale in the plant centre, most of which are propagated on site. There is a gift shop and a café.

Denmans Garden Denmans Lane Fontwell, Sussex BN18 0SU is open for the National Garden Scheme Sunday 17th March, 28th April and 27th October (11am-4pm) Admission £9, children £7. Pre-booking essential. Please contact the garden owner Gwendolyn van Paasschen office@denmans.org 01243 278950
http://www.denmans.org

The National Garden Scheme
Founded in 1927 by the Queen’s Nursing Institute to raise funds for community nursing means that gardens, health and community are at the heart of what we do at the National Garden Scheme. Every ticket bought, every garden visited, and every cake and cup of tea savoured translates into millions of pounds in donations not only to some of the UK’s best loved nursing and health charities but to garden charities and community projects too. In 2023 we made donations of £3,403,960. Beneficiaries include Marie Curie, Macmillan Cancer Support and Parkinson’s UK. For more information on the work of the National Garden Scheme, to find other gardens open in the area or to enquire about how to open your own garden visit https://ngs.org.uk