A list of participating gardens starting with Keites Styles (‘A’ on the Gardens Map) located at the junction of Munns Lane and The Street. The order below begins at the top of Munns Lane and forms a route that takes the avid garden hunter roughly south along The Street, north west along Place Lane, roughly north east along Dane Lane which flows eastwards to meet The Street at its intersection with Mill Lane and Munns Lane. 

A. Keites Styles – mature trees with eclectic mix of plants; cottage garden style; roses, perennials, raised bed borders

B. 19 Dane Close – herbaceous boarders with shrubs, roses, a rockery, fruit trees, and vegetable beds, plus a miniature railway.

C. Michael & All Angels Church Grounds – grass covered burial ground with some interesting gravestones and tombs. Two areas of wildflower planting. An interesting old and much photographed arch.

D. Hartlip House – Three levels of lawns; a pond, mature trees and courtyard herbs.

E. Swan Cottage – an extensive lawned garden enclosed by hedges, with a variety of mixed beds and numerous roses.

F. Woodpecker House – 1.8 acres. Half is laid to grass with broad herbaceous borders, rose and kitchen garden. The second half includes wildflower meadow, orchard and mature trees.

G. Hartlip Methodist Church Garden – A pretty flower filled garden, maintained by the Methodist Community.

H. 2 Pear Tree Cottage – a compact garden of mixed borders, lawn, summer house, and fishpond with various Acers and many roses.

I. Hartlip Place – approximately 4 acres of garden set mainly to lawn with mature trees, rhododendrons and camelias, a ‘secret’ rose garden and a woodland walk.

J. Lower Dane – originally designed by a Chelsea judge as a series of interlinked “settings” with different styles, set amongst orchards. Note that there is no parking at or close to this property. Pedestrians only.