A community rooftop/podium garden set around courtyards (plus an allotment) raised slightly higher than street level and growing in between 15-30cm of soil above an underground car park - a larger exotic garden with prairie planting and a shadier courtyard where nearly all the flowers are white. Planting is inspired by the work of Piet Oudolf, Beth Chatto, Nigel Dunnett and Sissinghurst's white garden, created in 2017-2021 by residents to replace an overgrown, unloved space that previously had no flowers. The site is now 100% community owned and community managed.
Head Gardener: Karen Hepworth
Visitor Information
Open
Sunday 11:00–16:00
Activities
Plant stall, selling plants propagated from the garden.
Formal garden square originally laid out between 1824 and 1832 on land belonging to the Corporation of Trinity House. Contains one of the oldest statues in London, dating from the 1st or 2nd century.
Vast roof terrace with panoramic views of the River Thames and the City and professionally managed formal gardens. Award-winning kitchen garden managed by volunteers, producing vegetables and edible flowers.
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