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Furzey Gardens is a special place in the New Forest for many people, offering a tranquil escape where nature, history, and personal reflection meet.
At the heart of the gardens is a dedicated team of staff, volunteers, and people with learning disabilities, whose contributions are central to maintaining its beauty and spirit.
Together, we create a welcoming and inclusive space that holds deep meaning for visitors and the local community alike. Find out more about our community, our history and how you can get involved.
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Gardening blog February 2025
While the weather may not always be inviting, there’s still plenty you can do to prepare your garden for the growing season ahead. So, don your waterproofs, brace yourself against the gales, and let’s dive into this month’s essential gardening tasks.With stormy...
Early Spring at Furzey Gardens
The gardens really come alive with beautiful blooms in spring with snowdrops, crocus, daffodils and spring flowering trees and shrubs such as camellia, magnolia and corylopsis.
Gardening blog January 2025
Get your garden ready for a thriving year with Head of Horticulture. Andrew Bentley, as he shares tips and advice for the gardening year.
Gardening blog December 2024
December sees the garden to-do list diminish but doesn’t come to a halt. Head of Horticulture, Andrew Bentley, shares tips and gardening advice to prepare your garden for a successful 2023
Furzey Gardens wins New Forest business award
This prestigious accolade celebrates the New Forest garden’s enduring commitment to supporting its local vibrant economy, improving its sustainability, and fostering community spirit. Furzey Gardens is a charity garden open to the public, it supports dozens of people...
Gardening blog November 2024
November is a transitional month in the gardening calendar, as the days grow shorter, colder, and wetter. Head of Horticulture, Andrew Bentley, shares tips and gardening advice to prepare your garden for winter.
Gardening blog October 2024
Head of Horticulture, Andrew Bentley, shares tips and gardening advice for the month ahead, plus a sneak peak at what’s going on at Furzey Gardens.