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9 Puttock Way

A very small, sloping, new build garden which has been transformed from bare heavy clay into a series of spaces with interesting hard landscaping features. An unexpected cacophony of architectural shapes and textures greets you as you walk through the gate, a true plant lover's paradise. This space shows what can be achieved in a short space of time through hard work and passion.

Owner Info

  • Emma & Simon Parker
9 Puttock Way
9 Puttock Way
9 Puttock Way
9 Puttock Way
9 Puttock Way
9 Puttock Way
9 Puttock Way
9 Puttock Way
9 Puttock Way
9 Puttock Way
9 Puttock Way
9 Puttock Way
9 Puttock Way
9 Puttock Way
9 Puttock Way
9 Puttock Way
9 Puttock Way
9 Puttock Way

About 9 Puttock Way

This unexpected delight of a garden has people regularly enquiring about it as they see unusual plants appearing over the wall along its boundary. The garden was built from scratch by two very passionate, but novice, gardeners, who have juggled the project alongside busy lives at work and a large young family.

The garden has been a labour of love, crafting what was a bare, heavily compacted wedge left behind by builders. Work to sculpt the slope began during lockdown and continued to develop alongside additions to the family and growing dreams for the space. It is a space full of interest and structure, interspersed with flowers and produce.

The owners have used a range of complementary materials to divide the space into smaller, terraced sections including Corten steel and self-binding aggregate. A zigzagging pontoon seems to float through the lush, verdant planting totally immersing you in the space. In fact, the garden is so jam packed with plants that on occasion you have to brush through them to make your way around.

The tiny plot also boasts a modern greenhouse (where many of the annuals grown from seed are tended to by the family’s children) and a reclaimed galvanised tank as a small pond.

Both Simon and Emma have inherited a true love of gardening from their parents and grandparents, the garden allows them to share this with their own children.

Home-made cake, tea and coffee available.

Location details

9 Puttock Way,
Billingshurst,
West Sussex,
RH14 9ZJ

Directions to 9 Puttock Way
From the Hilland r'about to the N of Billingshurst, head E along the A272 (Hilland Rd) & take the 1st R turning into the estate (Rhodes Way). Take 2nd R onto Puttock Way.

9 Puttock Way openings

This garden has now completed its National Garden Scheme openings for this year.

Accessibility

  • No wheelchair access to garden with multiple levels and many uneven areas.
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FAQs

Yes, cashless payment is accepted.

Sorry, there is no available parking for coaches at 9 Puttock Way at this time.

Sorry, no dogs are allowed in the garden at this time.

There are no plants for sale for the time being.

Sorry, 9 Puttock Way does not yet accommodate wheelchair users.

9 Puttock Way is not explicitly a wildlife garden, but you may still find various indigenous flora and fauna.