Bridgemere Show Gardens are set in 6 acres of beautiful Cheshire countryside and is home to 15 stunning individual gardens, 8 of which are Gold and Silver Medal, award-winning gardens from the RHS Chelsea, Hampton Court and Tatton Flower Shows.

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You can also find the garden where the 1993-97 TV series ‘A Gardeners Diary’ was filmed and the ‘Supreme Award’ garden from the 1986 National Garden Festival in Stoke-on-Trent.

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More recently though, we have added some Blue Diamond designs to our ever-growing collection of award-winning show gardens at Bridgemere. These include the ‘Beautiful Abandonment Garden’ that won a Silver Gilt medal at RHS Hampton 2022, the ‘Down Memory Lane’ dementia garden in honour of the Alzheimer’s Association charity, that won a Silver Gilt medal at RHS Hampton 2021 and the ‘Forge Garden’, that won a Silver Medal and best Artisan Garden at RHS Chelsea 2021. We have also refurbished the Japanese Garden for 2024.

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Bridgemere Show Gardens comprise of 15 separate gardens, including a Cottage Garden, a Victorian Topiary Garden, a Woodland Walk, a Pond and Waterfall Garden, a Fryers Rose Garden to name but a few.

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This is a colourful garden packed with informal herbaceous borders, which include stunning varieties of paeonies such as Nancy Nora and a wonderful collection of Iris. The garden as a whole, blends formal and informal planting to great effect and there is something to admire every season.