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Kipling Gardens

Name: Kipling Gardens
Address: The Green, Brighton and Hove, England, GB

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Sam

June 16, 2019

Named after the village's most famous resident, 'Jungle Book' writer Rudyard Kipling, these delightful gardens are full of rustic village charm. Surrounded by flint walls and sitting close to Rottingdean’s village green and duck pond, Kipling Gardens is a great example of a traditional English garden. In close walking distance from the gardens are local shops and cafés. The nearby 12th Century church St Margaret’s is famous for its Burne Jones windows. Kipling Gardens is one of seven parks in the city recognised by the Green Flag award scheme. Like all the best traditional gardens, Kipling Gardens are divided into a series of distinctive areas. These include a woodland garden, which is particularly beautiful in spring, and a rose garden full of beautiful colours and scents. The garden contains thousands of bulbs that produce a carpet of colour in spring. There's also a small herb garden and a chalk garden with picnic tables, just perfect for those who want to relax longer and have a bite to eat in these beautiful surroundings. The garden also has the only formal croquet lawn in the city.

Mandy

June 27, 2021

Beautiful gardens in the village of rottingdean, lovely cottages and by the seaside with great fish and chips at the white horse pub on the sea front!