Stapleford Open Gardens - National Garden Scheme

Two beautiful contrasting gardens open to the public for the afternoon as part of the National Garden Scheme, raising money for charity.

At 5 Priams Way the garden is full of colour, unusual plants and playful design. A large productive grape vine and several pots of variously coloured camellias lead to the landscaped garden, with a pond, lush lawn and herbaceous borders plus an expanding collection of hibiscus plants in several different colours.  Seating allows visitors to stop for a few minutes and admire the acer shrubs and trees, and an unusual oak leaf hydrangea.  

3A Dukes Meadow has some unusual cultivars and plants, many propagated by the owners. This is a garden with surprises at each turn, lots of sun, interesting ways of using stumps and some plants in unusual places. Colourful and engaging everywhere you look.