The Secret Garden of Louth — Attraction in East Lindsey

Considering the unassuming front of the house you could be forgiven for expecting a lawn and a shed populating the back garden but nothing could be further from the truth. Speaking from the perspective of a rare/tropical plant nurseryman this garden is an absolute paradise! The care and time that has gone into the place, from collecting the rare plants to designing the borders, is palpable as you shuffle around. I say shuffle because you have to to get a proper look at everything. When we visited we did at least four laps of the garden and sat in the shady seating areas for a long time but I'm sure we still missed things. The hosts are incredibly welcoming and some interesting plants (as you might expect) are for sale. The fact that this is all for charity ought to be an immense point of pride for the owners and we wish them continued success into the future. Jersey...

You'll be amazed at not only the garden but the knowledge of the owners. Their dedication to the garden and the charities they support through opening not only the garden but providing facilities when you've had your 3rd cuppa. The cakes that support The salvation army are delicious. Cannot say enough about the garden and you'll be amazed at the tropical and native plants. The size of the blooms is to be marvelled at. The colour combination of the foliage against blooms is fantastic. Got to be seen to be believed. Unfortunately you've missed it for this year. Try and book for...

Absolutely love this garden, we've visited twice now and the changes in growth were brilliant. Can't wait to come back next year. Always made welcome and learn so much. Tea and cakes all homemade and delicious. Comfortable little hideouts among the plants to sit and relax and ponder all the shapes and colours. Thankyou Jenny and Roger see you...