Great Dixter House and Gardens

Great Dixter is the family home of the late Christopher Lloyd, who had devoted his lifetime to creating one of the most experimental, exciting and constantly changing gardens of our time. 
Incorporating many medieval buildings, the gardens surround the house, each complementing the other.
There is a wide variety of interest at  from yew topiary, carpets of meadow flowers, dazzling colourful mixed borders (including the famous Long Border), natural ponds, a formal pool, and the wonderful Exotic Garden. Christopher Lloyd and head gardener Fergus Garrett were constantly experimenting at this great garden which no garden enthusiast should miss.
Facilities - Shop, disabled access although difficult in places, plant sales, refreshments. 
Editor's favourite - This is one of our Top ten Gardens in the British Isles and not to be missed.

2011 Great Dixter 
House and Gardens
1st April to 30th October - Tuesday to Sunday and Bank Holiday Mons. 
Gardens 11.00 to 5.00pm 
House 2.00 to 5.00pm
Winter Structure - Open Weekends - See website

Great Dixter,
 Northiam, TN31 6PH,
Tel 01797 252878.
www.greatdixter.co.uk

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