RHS Garden Rosemoor

Welcome to Rosemoor gardens. There are 3500 varieties of plants at Rosemoor, including over 100 dogwoods and hollies.

Set deep in the lovely North Devon countryside, RHS Garden Rosemoor has now come of age as a garden of national importance.

Lady Anne Berry gifted Rosemoor to the RHS 11 years ago, since when the original eight acres have been greatly developed. To the huge range of plants collected by Lady Anne, the RHS has added features such as the Formal Garden, extensive herbaceous borders, herb and cottage gardens, a potager, the Foliage and Plantsman's Garden and extensive stream and lakeside plantings. Recent additions include the Mediterranean and semi-tropical plantings which have been thriving during the recent long hot summers and the newly planted Winter Garden.

But what is perhaps the most popular feature of this delightful garden is the extensive rose garden, proving beyond doubt the lie that the West Country cannot produce beautiful roses.