Surrey Heath adopts new local heritage list. Many sites recommended by Surrey Gardens Trust were accepted for local listing.

We believe that helping children to learn about the natural world by caring for a garden in their school grounds is a vital first step in them valuing the land around them in future life.

Announcing our exciting programme of winter talks covering the history of cottage gardens, features of a good garden and the story of the rose. In-person and online tickets available now.

Painshill Park ‘under threat' from the proposed change to the Gardens Trust’s statutory consultee status 

Three Surrey Heath schools are recipients of the Trust’s Special Creative Grant courtesy of The Arts Society Camberley.

Accepting Applications for Special Creative Grant for Surrey Heath Schools donated by The Arts Society Camberley

Huge thanks to the Painshill team for sharing this beautiful landscape with us! What a treat to see some of the more unusual features, learn about its extraordinary history and discuss the challenges it faces.

Huge thanks to Annabel Downs for such an educational and informative tour of the John F Kennedy Memorial at Runnymede.

Do visit the new National Trust Munstead Wood exhibition at the Godalming Museum. On display until 30 March 2024. The NT team will be at the Museum to take questions on 16, 21 and 27 March if you would like to have your say and get involved with this new chapter of the iconic home and workplace of Gertrude Jekyll here in Surrey.

SGT members were treated to an informative and beautiful visit to Gatton Park. Snowdrops delighted and restoration work was applauded.

The Trust’s Schools Awards programme is a vital part of our work and helps facilitate children’s understanding of the natural world and benefits their health and well-being.

We are recruiting for a tech savvy administrator to help manage and update our website and work with the Events team to promote our Events Programme.

Sunny day, beautiful borders, delicious cakes = successful fundraiser!

We are so proud to award money to Schools for improving their grounds and fostering a better connection with nature and growing plants.

Huge thanks to everyone who supported us with donations of cakes, serving tea or visiting our stand. We raised nearly £900 for our Schools Awards.

Record £7,000 in Funds for our annual Schools Award. Apply now! Applications due by 31 March.

Join us 9 May as we meet Professor Alistair Griffiths and learn more about the scientific research and work at RHS Wisley Hilltop.