Gardens in Tyne And Wear
The National Garden Scheme gives visitors unique access to 3 of the best private gardens in Tyne And Wear.
Your visits raise important funds for charitable causes across the UK through admissions, teas and cake - and in the majority of gardens children go free!
Thanks to the generosity of garden owners who freely give their time and energy to open their beautiful gardens with the National Garden Scheme we were able to donate over £3.4 million to vital nursing and health charities last year. We hope to top this in 2024 with yet more beautiful gardens open in Tyne And Wear for you to visit this year.
Highlights
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3Private Gardens to visit in Tyne And Wear
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1Historical Garden in Tyne And Wear
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2Dog Friendly Gardens in Tyne And Wear
FAQs
Many gardens offer plants for sale, please visit the individual listings for more information. Here are some suggestions: Woodlands, Ferndene House.
We have numerous gardens in Tyne And Wear that showcase stunning autumn colours. Please use the filter above to list them. The best period to visit these gardens is from around mid-October to mid-November, although an Indian Summer can affect this timeline.
Some garden owners are happily accommodating group visits; Woodlands, Ferndene House have recently been listed with National Garden Scheme. Please use the filters above to find more and make sure to check which gardens allow group visits by arrangement only.
Absolutely. National Garden Scheme currently lists 2 gardens in Tyne And Wear that strive to ensure that all visitors are able to enjoy a positive experience. Please try and keep to the paths, particularly in wet conditions, and make sure to read each garden's information to make the best of your visit.
Tyne And Wear boasts a wide variety of beautiful gardens with native and exotic plants. Whether it's bluebells, naturalised daffodils, fragrant roses, or Mediterranean trees and shrubs, plant lovers will find something to enjoy in all seasons, including a good number of wildlife gardens.
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