Plant Sale -18 July
Plant Sale for Horatio’s Garden
Saturday 18 July | 10.00am–2.00pm
Join us for a special one-day plant sale in support of Horatio’s Garden at Badminton House, featuring plants from award-winning garden designer Tom Stuart-Smith’s The Julia Rausing Garden at the RHS Badminton Flower Show – the largest garden ever created for an RHS Show.
A wide variety of herbaceous plants from The Julia Rausing Garden will be available for sale, with prices starting from just £2 and ranging up to £20.
Visitors will also have the opportunity to enjoy the beautiful gardens at Badminton House, which will be open throughout the event.
The exhibition A Garden of Botanical Art will be on display in the Old Hall, showcasing the 1st Duchess of Beaufort’s Florilegium.
A small café in the Old Kitchen will also be open, offering tea, coffee, cream teas, delicious sandwiches, and cakes.
We recommend that visitors bring their own bags and trolleys on the day to help carry plants.
Dogs are not permitted in our gardens.
Admission
- Adults: £8
- Seniors: £5
Children under 12 are free of charge.
Parking will be available on the North Front Lawn.
Proceeds from the event will support Horatio’s Garden and its work creating and nurturing beautiful garden spaces for people living with spinal injuries.
About Horatio’s Garden
After the devastation of a spinal injury, the future can seem bleak. Life may never feel the same again for the person injured or for the family and friends who support them. Most people will spend three to nine months in a specialist spinal injury centre, often far from home and at heightened risk of anxiety and depression.
Horatio’s Garden creates and runs beautiful vibrant gardens beside NHS spinal centres. Places where you can begin to find connection, enjoyment and calm. To show the possibility that, despite everything, a rich and fulfilling life can go on.
Its mission is to open a garden in all 11 NHS spinal injury centres so that no one has to face a life‑changing injury or months in hospital without a Horatio’s Garden.