by onnaborbely | Jun 29, 2026 | What to see
What to see in July 29 June 2026 After the excitement of spring, July arrives with a different kind of beauty at Furzey Gardens. The rhododendrons and azaleas that filled the garden with colour earlier in the year have faded, and the garden settles into gentler shades...
by clareyoung | Jun 3, 2026 | What to see
What to see in June 3 June 2026 Following the abundance of colour during May, the scene at Furzey Gardens gradually becomes more subtle as we head through June and into the summer months. The last of the large flowering rhododendrons bring us some bold and colourful...
by nicolevenn | Jun 2, 2026 | Furzey in Full Colour, What to see
Planning a calmer visit to Furzey Gardens At Furzey Gardens, everyone is welcome to explore in their own way. Some visitors like to follow every path. Some prefer a shorter visit. Some need regular pauses, quiet corners or time to settle before moving on. There is no...
by nicolevenn | Jun 2, 2026 | Furzey in Full Colour, What to see
Planning a toddler-friendly visit Days out with little ones rarely follow a perfect plan. Snack breaks are needed earlier than expected. One child wants to walk very slowly, while another wanders off to investigate something far more interesting than the thing you...
by nicolevenn | Jun 2, 2026 | Furzey in Full Colour, What to see
The garden where time slows down Most days are full before they have properly begun. Notifications, school runs, work, errands, clubs, screens, traffic, noise. Always something else to do. Always somewhere else to be. Furzey Gardens offers something different. This...
by clareyoung | Apr 21, 2026 | Furzey in Full Colour, What to see
Where spring colour meets pollinators Spring at Furzey is full of colour, but it is full of movement too. Early spring brings blossom, fresh growth and trees alive with pollinators, while later in the season the garden fills with rhododendrons, azaleas and other...
