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Brogdale
Horticultural Trust For
information about visiting
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Visit Us Kent. The Garden of England, has been the centre of British fruit growing for centuries. Fruit and vines have been grown since the Roman occupation. Henry VIII's fruiterer, Richard Harris, established the first large scale orchards at Teynham, just a few miles from Brogdale and scoured the known world for the best varieties. For the next 300 years fruit growing developed in Kent to supply the luxury market, with most being sent to London. Click here to read comments received from visitors to Brogdale Opening
Times Guided walks and Self Guided walks will re-commence on Saturday, 24th March, 2007. GUIDED WALK TIMES WILL BE : 11.00, 13.00 AND 14.30 SELF GUIDED WALKS AVAILABLE BETWEEN 10.00 AND 16.00 Guided
Walk Prices: This does NOT include the National Fruit Collection Guided Tour. Please note Free entrance to Gift Shop, Plant Centre, Tearooms and other retail outlets. Some Festivals & Events may incur an entrance charge-Please check for details under our events & courses page on the main menu. Pets
National
Fruit Collection
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