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Welcome to the Commonwork gardens at Bore Place. "One touch of nature makes the whole word kin". The gardens are managed organically - gently observing nature’s astounding diversity and blurring the boundaries between culture and the wild.
The gardens at Bore Place are an integral part of the unique environment available to users of the Commonwork conference and study centre, and an outdoor classroom for school children and adults. Set on heavy Wealden clay, the site has enjoyed recorded settlement since 1216. The listed garden wall by the Reflecting Pool dates back to Tudor times whilst other features such as the water reservoirs are Victorian. Purposes fulfilled by the gardens
Permaculture, wildlife and organic vegetable gardens all form part of the overall design. Want to join in?
Garden tourTake an imaginary walk through our gardens. The walk will give you useful tips, highlight the link between the garden and our other activities, and explain the thinking behind our improvement plan. Enjoy yourself.
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