Phyllis Tuckwell Open Gardens 2026

Phyllis Tuckwell's Open Gardens is back for 2026

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From country gardens, a charming cottage plot, or a small courtyard full of pots, garden owners across West Surrey & North East Hampshire are once again inviting you to take a look around their gardens this spring and summer, to support Phyllis Tuckwell.

Come and browse around these beautiful local gardens, at our Open Gardens event

Help raise funds for Phyllis Tuckwell's vital care and support.
Many gardens will be offering tea, coffee and, if you’re lucky, cake, so make sure to take some spare change with you.
Well behaved dogs, on leads, are welcome at selected gardens. Be sure to check for the dog symbol in the brochure when planning your visit.
Connect with fellow gardening enthusiasts and enjoy exploring these stunning gardens.

Interested in visiting a garden... or two?

Click the button below to download a digital copy of the brochure. If you want a physical copy, email fundraising@pth.org.uk or call 01252 729446 to request a printed brochure of all the gardens taking part.

Every garden opened and donation made helps provide vital care and support to local patients and their families.

Download the Open Gardens 2026 brochure

A huge thank you to our Sponsor for this campaign!

Kebur Garden Materials is a leading supplier of garden supplies based in Farnborough, serving Hampshire, Surrey, Berkshire and surrounding areas.

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Upcoming events

27 Jun 2026

Fleet Neighbours Open Gardens*

Fleet, GU51 3AY

The Fleet Neighbours’ Open Garden event offers a wonderful mix of styles, from perfectly polished borders to creative projects in the making. You can wander through perennial beds and modern walkthrough arches, pausing by two peaceful patios or the quiet ripple of a wildlife pond and water feature.

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05 Jul 2026

Badshot Lea Community Open Garden*

Badshot Lea, GU9 9LY

The Badshot Lea Community Garden was once an unloved patch of land, this site has been transformed by volunteers into a flourishing community garden. Now a vibrant hub for biodiversity, the garden features allotment spaces to rent, a thriving wildlife pond and heritage hops.