This award-winning garden is situated at the Museum of Brands, originally built in 1866 as the Bayswater Jewish School. The original 1990 planting was a donation from the Chelsea Flower Show's gold medal-winning Crabtree & Evelyn scented garden, and formed part of the London Lighthouse HIV/AIDS centre. The south-facing courtyard garden has since developed into a secluded enclave in the heart of Ladbroke Grove. Planting includes herbaceous perennials, climbers and tender sub-tropical plants, such as Brugmansia, Abutilon and Musa, which flourish in this microclimate. Nest boxes encourage small bird species to thrive in the garden.
Award-winning community kitchen garden transformed from a disused tennis court in 2009. Around 100 people use the 48 plots. The community garden celebrated its 15-year anniversary in 2024.
Part of the Norland Estate, laid out by Robert Cantwell in 1846. Award-winning garden restoration and design with enhanced planting. Roses, central herbaceous borders and an interesting variety of trees and shrubs.
Award-winning one-acre site and important learning resource centre which grows more than 40 varieties of produce with the help of the adjacent school and local residents.
Beautiful, quiet 1.5-acre garden square surrounded by large plane trees and early Victorian houses. Much horticultural interest following recent replanting.
Multi Award-Winning Community garden in the heart of Kensington. Edible and woodland garden, formerly a neglected patch of earth overrun with weeds and refuse. Plant sale, refreshments, activities for adults and children.
