Abbotsbury Sub Tropical Gardens

Bullers Way Abbotsbury
Dorset
DT3 4LA GB
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Phone: 01305 871 387
Stunning views of the Jurassic Coast from a new viewpoint Early History Established in 1765 by the first Countess of Ilchester as a kitchen garden for her nearby castle. Developed since then into a magnificent 20 acre garden filled with rare and exotic plants from all over the world. Many of these plants were first introctions to this country, discovered by the plant hunting descendants of the Countess. The Gardens Today Since the restoration after the great storm of 1990 many new exotic and unusual plants have been introduced. The Garden is now a mixture of formal and informal, with charming walled garden walks and spectacular woodland valley views. World famous for its Camellia Groves and Magnolias, noted for its Rhododendron and Hydrangea collections. In summer it is awash with subtropical colour.
Longitude: -2.629554
Latitude: 50.662175
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