
Wakehurst
Tony Schilling Asian Heath Garden
Explore the trees and shrubs of East and Central Asia as you head deeper into Wakehurst.
Read about this gardenIn line with government advice, Christmas at Kew and Glow Wild has been cancelled for the duration of the running programme. Ticket holders will have been contacted via email with their options.
Both Kew Gardens and Wakehurst are open in the daytime (although some of our buildings are closed). Book a time slot to Kew Gardens or Wakehurst before you visit.
Wakehurst
Explore the trees and shrubs of East and Central Asia as you head deeper into Wakehurst.
Read about this gardenWakehurst
Experience a sense of the Himalaya in this dramatic cleft of the Westwood Valley.
Read about this gladeWakehurst
Explore rare and wonderful plants from the Southern Hemisphere in this unique landscape made up of wild-collected plants.
Read about this gardenOur collections at Wakehurst are planted to a 'woodland' principle, rather than an 'arboretum' and have been especially curated to accentuate the stunning, rural natural landscape.
They are connected to form a Woodlands of the World walk.
A living collection is what sets a botanic garden apart from a park or public garden.
It is a group of plants grown especially for research, conservation, education purposes or ornamental display.
To help our visitors understand and learn from this work, we accurately identify and document the plants at Wakehurst.
The national collection of Nothofagus (Southern beeches).