Well that's how it feels after a lovely walk around the gardens. Our lovely Tearoom has a delicious selection of cakes this week. On the cake stand is carrot cake, zucchini and lime cake, a lovely coffee and walnut cake and a very rich fruit cake. All sandwiches are handmade to order or for something hot we are serving tomato and basil soup. Hopefully the weather will start warming up as visitors can then enjoy the Tearooms lovely outdoor seating area!
This is the first of a two part series where we introduce the gardening team behind the beautiful Ramster Gardens. The team of two have a huge task managing the 20 acres of gardens & woodland. Here we chat to Rama about what's happening in the garden this year, his highlights, and whether he feels like picking up a trowel when he gets home after a day gardening! What new developments are going on in the garden this year? This year we have a number of projects being implemented through the garden that should add additional interest for visitors to Ramster. Some of these include renovating a few older areas of the garden that have been cleared over the winter months after they were getting a
Ramster Garden, Chiddingfold, Surrey, is celebrating Mother’s Day, 26th March 2017, by offering all mums free entry to the beautiful garden filled with colour and spring flowers. Children under the age of 16 can also enjoy free entry, normal entry fees will apply to all other visitors and to mums visiting the embroidery exhibition. Visitors to the garden can expect to see ancient magnolia trees and the towering bushes of camellias, with drifts of daffodils and primroses underneath. Ramster Garden is renowned for its spring flowers and collection of rhododendrons azaleas, camellias and magnolias. Explore over 20 acres of magical woodland and discover hidden delights including sculptures and
With the rain and sunshine we have had this week the garden is really coming to life. The Magnolia is looking amazing, our stunning specimen Magnolia Campellii is out and although he lost a few petals in the wind is still looking great. Many of our Camellias are out and the early flowering Rhododendrons are braving the cold snap. Daffodils are also in abundance, with Primroses (Primula vulgaris) making a good display with Anemone Nemorosa just starting to show.