Gifted to the Society in 1903, Wisley, the flagship of the Royal Horticultural Society, has been inspiring gardeners for nearly 100 years and has evolved over time into a world-class garden. As well as being the Society’s centre for horticultural science and education, it is a working model of the very best in gardening practices. Highlights in the 240 acre garden include the magnificent rock garden, rock pools and alpine houses, the glories of the mixed borders and rose garden, the splendid array of glasshouses and 1000 varieties of fruit in the orchard.
National Collections of Crocus, Daboecia, Epimedium, Erica, Galanthus and Rheum (culinary.)