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Lullingstone Castle and the World Garden
Take a horticultural trip around the globe at the World Garden at Lullingstone Castle in Kent. A unique Garden containing nearly 8,000 different plant species gathered from all around the world by Tom hart Dyke plant hunter extraordinaire who planned this amazing project whilst in captivity in the Colombian jungle.
Laid out and planted as a map of the world with plants located within their respective countries of origin, the World Garden is a wonderful horticultural journey. Year on year rare and important botanical plants are added to the collection such as the Dinosaur Tree (Wollemi Pine) the oldest tree in the world and the rare and beautiful Eucalyptus Silver princess which flowered for the first time in the UK within the grounds in 2006.
Never one to stand still Tom has created the 'Cloud Garden' for 2009 which transports visitors across the world to a landscape of tree ferns, eucalyptus, acacias and tree ferns. Lullingstone is also home to the 'National Collection' of Eucalyptus with nearly species hybrids and varieties. Another thrilling project in the World Garden is the Americas Kitchen Garden now growing some of the most important food crops to come from North and South America. This development has been undertaken by MoCHA which aims to inspire people to learn more about food, its origins, history, technologies, and impact on our diverse culture
Laid out and planted as a map of the world with plants located within their respective countries of origin, the World Garden is a wonderful horticultural journey. Year on year rare and important botanical plants are added to the collection such as the Dinosaur Tree (Wollemi Pine) the oldest tree in the world and the rare and beautiful Eucalyptus Silver princess which flowered for the first time in the UK within the grounds in 2006.
Never one to stand still Tom has created the 'Cloud Garden' for 2009 which transports visitors across the world to a landscape of tree ferns, eucalyptus, acacias and tree ferns. Lullingstone is also home to the 'National Collection' of Eucalyptus with nearly species hybrids and varieties. Another thrilling project in the World Garden is the Americas Kitchen Garden now growing some of the most important food crops to come from North and South America. This development has been undertaken by MoCHA which aims to inspire people to learn more about food, its origins, history, technologies, and impact on our diverse culture
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April through September
Friday and Saturday: World Garden open 12pm to 5pm
Sunday: World Garden open 2pm to 6pm.
Bank Holidays and event days World Garden and House open 2pm to 6pm
Friday and Saturday: World Garden open 12pm to 5pm
Sunday: World Garden open 2pm to 6pm.
Bank Holidays and event days World Garden and House open 2pm to 6pm
Tea/coffees and soft drinks with sandwiches, rolls and cakes served in marquee in World Garden during garden opening times.
Yes on site
- Parking Nearby
Children welcome
The site is flat and access to World Garden is possible for wheelchair users, a disabled toilet facility is located on site
Only guide dogs
Adults: £6.00
Concessions: £5.50
Children: £3.00
Family Ticket; £15.00
Concessions: £5.50
Children: £3.00
Family Ticket; £15.00
- All Weather Attraction
- Allow 1-2 Hours For Visit
- Gift Shop Or Shop
- Haunted/Has Ghost
- Holds Special Events