Ansty's garden trail starts at the Village Centre where parking, tickets and maps are available, along with refreshments and plant sale. A walking trail; the owners are keen to tell you about their gardens with plenty of take home ideas. The two gardens on Deaks Lane each bring different designs and feel but are united in attracting pollinators and wildlife. 3 Lavender Cottages is a bee haven with an attractive colourful cottage garden to the front and pretty courtyard to the rear. The planting is particularly well chosen. Two doors down, Thickets has raised beds and an abundance of roses and hydrangeas supplying plenty of bee and butterfly stops. There are seating areas from which to enjoy different aspects of the garden. Some mature trees give a woodland feel. Just 2 mins away is 8 Crouch Fields which offers stylish structure, a rill and beautiful repeat planting. A new garden with a crisp and modern feel to it.
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Over the years, various Ansty gardens have opened for the NGS. Carrying on the tradition, this year there are three opening for you to see. There is a strong Horticultural Society in Ansty that welcomes all to its lectures and plant sales. These take place in the new Ansty Village Centre.
Deaks Lane Gardens,
Haywards Heath,
West Sussex,
RH17 5AS
Directions to Deaks Lane Gardens
At r'about at junction of A272 & B2036 take exit A272 Bolney, then take immed R onto Deaks Ln. Park at Ansty Village Centre on R, where tickets for gardens are purchased.
For this open day you can book your tickets in advance. Click on the yellow button below to book or you can just turn up and pay on the day.
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A plantsman's garden, tidy but not manicured, full of interesting and unusual specimens as the images show. Owner will enthuse about each, sharing...
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September Cottage has a lovely cottage garden with roses and mixed flowering herbaceous borders in addition to beautiful views overlooking the South...
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This garden is inspiration for the smaller space. Meandering pathways with pot filled seating patios amongst a profusion of leaf form and texture....
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A 'secret' garden, recently redesigned and planted by the owner, to be more wildlife friendly. Tidy but not manicured. Parterre beds open onto an...
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Set within the South Downs National Park, Ditchling is a thriving village dating back to the Anglo-Saxon period. Today it is still home to artists,...
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A quiet south facing garden on the edge of the South Downs, designed with a prairie effect in mind to attract pollinators and birds. A mix of spring...
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Sorry, there is no available parking for coaches at Deaks Lane Gardens at this time.
Sorry, no dogs are allowed in the garden at this time.
Yes, there are various plants offerred for sale at Deaks Lane Gardens, please enquire with the owners for more details.
Sorry, Deaks Lane Gardens does not yet accommodate wheelchair users.
Deaks Lane Gardens is not explicitly a wildlife garden, but you may still find various indigenous flora and fauna.
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