High Beeches is a 27 acre woodland and water garden situated in the High Weald of Sussex.  The natural woodland has been sensitively planted to create a garden of great beauty and tranquillity. Originally planted by Col. Giles Loder in the early 1900s, for the last 60 years it has been cared for by the Boscawen/Bray family very much in the spirit in which it was created.

It is well known for its rhododendrons and other award winning shrubs which thrive in the woodland glades. These areas are carpeted with bluebells in spring while autumn brings a breath-taking display of colour.  The four acre ancient wildflower meadow is a spectacular sight in June.  High Beeches is a garden to be enjoyed in all seasons.

There is a designated Silent Space among the Coastal Redwoods (Sequoia sempervirens).  These magnificent trees were planted in 1988 and have formed a secluded and shaded space ideal for enjoying a time of reflection.  Alternatively, we invite you to find your own Silent Space on one of the many benches sited in the glades throughout the garden.  This is an ideal place to turn off your phone, connect with nature and enjoy some time away from the busy world.

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