Reg's Award Winning Gardens — Attraction in St. Brelade

This garden certainly does not disappoint....if you need to find a toilet. I'm not entirely sure what's happening here Reg... settling on the only reasonable explanation which is that this garden offers a unique and honest insight into a man who is possibly on the verge of losing his mind. Stephen King has nothing on the horror that I saw inside the 'book and doll house' section; which (short of a lobotomy with a rusty spoon and a box of matches) will be forever burned into my memory. It was the garden that kept on giving with highlights such as broken water features and adapted swing. My favourite bit being the variety of broken and faded random selection of plastic animals in the fake zoo which was so special ...and not in the GOOD way special. A little disappointed I didn't meet the cat with the violent disposition... possibly PTSD response of living in that garden and of what Reg might think up next. Highlight of my trip. Thank you for being so crazy Reg. Went with my partner for a romantic stroll and it felt more like an escape room experience. Sighed relief no children there at the time....

Reg's garden is a beautiful private garden ,everyo e can visit and its free the entry amanzing , The have a small coffee shop insinde but its use by the charities specific only for that , Charities only , I have spook to the gentleman it beling the garden ,he id so kind , Beautiful for kids ,its not a park its a private garden take care when you go around , Yiu can take a pram or wheelechair ,please dont keave rubbish behind take back with you , Toilets they are provide Take care and enjoy I have been there 26/02/2022 winter time , But i think end of March will be beautiful with all the flowers coming up . Regs garden is just behind of Spring silver care home , The entrance close to the entrence of silver spring . Take care of that beautiful...

Reg's garden was beautiful, but unfortunately, it lacked proper maintenance. The garden became cluttered with equipment, which detracted from its beauty and appeal. I understand that the owner wanted to do more for the community, as the garden charged a small fee for charity. However, it needed better organization and planning instead of taking on tasks that didn't match the garden's aesthetic. If one project was started, it should be finished before moving on to the next. The owner frequently changed his mind, and at one point, he considered selling the garden but then changed his mind again.

It used to be our favorite garden and place to visit, but over the years, we lost interest...