Can our curiousity save landscapes? Joe Perkins MSGLD's Garden for the Future at Sheffield Park in Sussex is not just a space for the...

BACK TO THE FUTURE Sheffield Park and Garden in East Sussex has opened its new Garden for the Future, designed by landscape architect and...

Head gardeners try out more diverse and drought-resistant plants from around the world, with fascinating results

At Sheffield Park & Garden, a landmark National Trust property, a forward-thinking approach to horticulture is flourishing.

A new Garden for the Future has opened at Sheffield Park and Garden in East Sussex, marking the Grade-I listed landscapes first ‘major’ land-based regeneration in over 70 years.

An “overlooked” corner of a Grade I listed landscape has been turned into a garden that will test plants’ resilience to climate change, the National Trust said.

An “overlooked” corner of a Grade I listed landscape has been turned into a garden that will test plants’ resilience to climate change, the National Trust said.

A new Garden for the Future has been opened at Sheffield Park and Garden in East Sussex, the first major planting refresh of the Grade-I listed landscape since it came into the care of the National Trust in 1954.

2025 sees our exciting new curation, Garden for the Future, open at Sheffield Park and Garden. With a design of our time by three-time RHS Chelsea award-winner, Joe Perkins, this is the first major renovation project since the garden came under National Trust care and represents a significant and pioneering moment for Sheffield Park and Garden.

We’re thrilled to be mentioned not once but twice in Country Living this month as part of their 40th birthday celebration and special...

The Vision The Glade at Sheffield Park and Garden is a sympathetic modernisation of a peripheral corner of the Grade I listed garden....

Read the BBC coverage of the Sheffield Park 2024 National Trust Garden Project.

For the first time since the National Trust took ownership in 1954, plans are underway for the creation of a new area in the Grade I-listed garden at the East Sussex site.