When the crowds have gone, and the evening sun lights the garden from the west, there is no better time to wander slowly through the beautiful gardens at Rosemoor. To celebrate Rosemoor's tenth anniversary, a selection of lectures and garden walks will take place during the early evening at Rosemoor throughout the summer. All walks and lectures will be £2.50 for RHS members and £6.50 (which includes Garden entry) for non-members. You do not have to attend the walks or lectures, but can simply enjoy Rosemoor at a tranquil time of day. Normal garden entry applies for early evening visits.
Rosemoor is open all year except Christmas Day, April-September 10am-6pm, October-March 10am-5pm.
Adults: £4, Children 6-16 £1, Under 6s free, RHS members free. For further information on all events, please call 01805 624 067.
There is a wealth of New Zealand plants suitable for gardens in the West Country. From seasonal alpines to shrubs and small trees, the majority are evergreen and provide structure and foliage all year round. We will be looking at New Zealand plants throughout the garden where they are widely used in a number of situations.
Know and grow your own fruit and vegetables, and see at first hand how to grow healthy food that tastes delicious and looks good.
Planning, preparation, planting and maintenance. A behind the scenes look at Rosemoor from the gardener's point of view.
An affectionate look at the landscape of Devon and its flora. Alex Worth lectures on many subjects and has a vast knowledge of the natural world.
A walk looking at specific plantings at Rosemoor and then transferring these ideas to your own garden.
One of the most successful lectures of 1999, back by popular demand! Now that the development of the garden is almost complete, the magnificence of its creation is something even the garden staff tend to forget! This is an opportunity to see Rosemoor during the quiet of the evening, with an illustrated talk to remind us all of its history.
A walk designed to identify plants at Rosemoor and help you source cultivars for your own garden.