We can't wait to showcase all of the lovely gardens that will be on display, for you to enjoy this summer.
Here you'll find a full list of all of our wonderful garden hosts who are generously opening up their gardens in support of the hospice, as part of this year's Open Gardens Festival.
Explore our participating gardens
With a number of unique gardens to explore, there’s plenty to see, plenty to do, and plenty to love. This page will help you to plan your visit. Get started by using the listings and map below to plan your visit.
Getting around
Please note that with the exception of the Community Hospice, all other gardens are served by at least one of the following bus routes: 53, 380, 386. We recommend using public transport or walking where possible.
The Community Hospice is on the 99 bus route and free parking is available on Bostall Hill, just outside the hospice.
Take a look at some of the lovely gardens on display
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[Eltham] The Gatehouse, Court Yard SE9 5QE
This large walled garden adjacent to Eltham Palace. Wheelchair accessible. -
[Lee] 41 Southbrook Road SE12 8LJ
A large established garden with wide mixed herbaceous borders. -
[W. Blackheath] Lydia House, SEIO 8AR
A tranquil walled garden, Georgian heathside property with mixed herbaceous borders. -
[W. Greenwich] 61 Royal Hill SEIO 8RZ
Small sunny garden bounded by historic walls and the canopied façade of the 1832 house. -
[E. Greenwich] Plot 9, Maze Hill Allotments, SE3 7RD
A derelict allotment transformed into a thriving space. -
[E. Blackheath] 49 Lee Road, SE3 9RT
A generous oasis of calm with rambling roses overlooking formal lawns and flowerbeds. -
[E. Blackheath] 34 Heathway, SE3 7AN
Mixed borders, roses, fruit trees, mature shrubs around two rectangular lawns. -
[Abbey Wood] 185 Bostall Hill, SE2 0GB
Backing onto woodlands, this tranquil garden is a welcome retreat for patients and their loved ones. -
[E. Blackheath] 10 Mycanae Rd, SE3 7RX
A small, wildlife-friendly garden on a sloping site, focusing on long flowering perennials.