RHS Garden Rosemoor: Entrance Ticket

Situated in the beautiful Torridge Valley , between Dartmoor and Exmoor National Parks, RHS Garden Rosemoor is the perfect destination for a day out, combining discovery and inspiration.

Gifted to the RHS by Lady Anne Berry in 1988 and renowned for its many green “rooms,” RHS Rosemoor now spans 65 acres of spectacular landscapes . Visitors can breathe in the sweet scents of over 250 varieties of flowers in the two rose gardens— The Queen Mother's Rose Garden and the Shrub Rose Garden —which reach their peak splendor and fragrance in June.

For those curious about the farm's crops, the fruit and vegetable garden offers produce ready for harvest. Here, the flavors of the seasons are celebrated with a delicious variety of edibles.

The vibrant Hot Garden is known for its vibrant reds, oranges, and yellows, with waves of plants chosen for their warmth and energy. If the heat gets too much, visitors can retreat to the pastels and blues of the Cool Garden , a tranquil oasis centered around a teardrop-shaped pond.

Highlights:

• Discover two extraordinary rose gardens – The Queen Mother's Rose Garden , featuring modern roses, and the Shrub Rose Garden, planted with ancient, traditional roses.
• Let yourself be amazed by the Hot Garden , true to its name, with intensity and waves of plants chosen for their warmth and liveliness.
• Rejuvenate in the Cool Garden , designed by award-winning garden designer Jo Thompson , with its calming colour palette that places water and reflective elements at the centre of the space.
• Enjoy historic varieties and a delicious selection of produce in the fruit and vegetable garden, where both traditional and modern techniques are used.
• Experience a taste of Japan in the Stone Garden , rich in history and one of the oldest parts of the garden, home to a variety of plants.