Seven gardens including a historic windmill and allotments.
-Cowbeech House, a place to linger, has an exciting range of water features and sculpture in the garden dating back to 1731. Vintage car collection on site to view.
-Merrie Harriers Barn is a garden with sweeping lawn and open countryside beyond. Colourful herbaceous planting and a large pond with places to sit and enjoy the view. A developing garden that 6 yrs ago was agricultural land.
-The Allotments comprise 54 allotments growing a huge variety of traditional and unusual crops.
-1 Elm Cottages is a lovely cottage garden packed full of edible and flowering plants you cannot afford to miss. From here a short stroll back towards the village will take you to the historic windmill that will be one of the venues for refreshments and plant sale.
-Rewa is new to the trail and has stunning views over the Pevensey Marshes with island beds that wrap around the house.
-Hill House is also a new garden for 2022 with trees, shrubs, many perennials and roses. Wildlife pond with water lilies. Plenty of seating areas to sit and reflect.

PLEASE NOTE: Visitors are now unable to park in the pub across the road from 1 Elm Cottages for this garden and the Windmill as originally published.

Pay one entry and see them all.

Home-made teas at Rewa. Teas (12-5) & BBQ lunch (12-2) at The Windmill. Refreshments in aid of The Windmill Hill Trust.