I take my grandma to this huge garden center and she absolutely loves it. I'm not much of a…read moregreen-fingered person myself but there is a huge amount of plants and garden furniture available in here and plenty of staff on hand to advise amatures like me on what to buy. They also have a really nice little cafe here that does an excellent breakfast for £4.99 until 11.30 so I always try and get down there nice and early so we can enjoy a good sit down afterwards!

Very large centre that incorporates several independent businesses. There is a huge stock of high…read morequality plants, trees, clothing and china/porcelain. Also, a Pet and Aquatic store. Not the least expensive in the area but there is little competition on this scale. Large car park that always seems to be quite full up. Wheelchair friendly and wheelchair supplied, if needed. Toilets well maintained, and there is adequate food/drink to be had. Housed in this centre is the Southern Heritage Centre. There is a separate review for this.

Took my Son on Sunday, 12/04/24. He wanted a bowl of Cheesy chips which was ordered along with…read moreadults food and drinks, A young blond girl served us and we sat down outside. When the food arrived my Son, who is far from greedy said there was not a lot of food, when I looked at the bowl of chips there was barely a third in it with some cheese thrown on carelessly. We waited a minute for the drinks to follow and when they didn't I went back in to enquire as to where they were. It was then I noticed the young blond girl who had served us now sitting at one of the tables on her lunch break with an overflowing bowl of chips! No guessing why my Son was left with scraps then! We won't return.

i have shopped here lots of times over the years. Prices are good and it's crammed with plants and…read morebric a brac. On our last 2 visits we have been served by the same woman who is so rude that it's actually funny. She even has a sign by her till to warn customers not to abuse the staff ! You don't see that ofter but understand why now. If we do back, i"ll wait to be served by the other cashier. Who knew Basil Fawlty had a sister !?

This is a nice little Nursery right on the main A265 between Burwash & Heathfield. The owners are…read morealways helpful & friendly, spending time and offering to get plants for you if they are not in stock. They grow many of the plants themselves so they are not forced plants from Holland. Very good range of shrubs & perenniels. They stock a fair range of gardening sundries and the pot selection seems to be growing ! Well worth a visit. Always end up buying some thing.

This is a huge place comprising of a multitude of things to buy for your home or garden and the…read moreenchanting Heritage Garden and trail. Its a family run business so everyone involved here is so friendly and helpful. They have some fantastic barbecue equipment and also an array of different plants to choose from. The gardens and trails are really special with lots of home made models dotted around the place. Once you're finished exploring, pop to the terrace cafe and relax over a nice bit of lunch.

Been there twice before, but did not review, can not think why. It has a Dino centre, a good…read morespacious car park, a well stocked gift area, an aquarium, a outside small railway, a covered garden products area, only one small point ,the loos area outside , in a separate building. But the best part is the Café! A really decent meal almost worth the visit in itself. One point to note is it is off the M27 to Newhaven turning off to Denton.

This is a treasure trove of plants. It is not part of the National Trust and is free entry. There…read moreis an amazing range of perennials, shrubs, alpines, trees etc all set out higgeldy poke in what was the victorian kitchen garden of Sheffield Park House. Plants are everywhere, ones you have never seen before, little treasures hidden away. This is not a Garden Center, it is a gardener's dream. The owner is a wonderful, eccentric with REAL information about the plants. There is a three acre vineyard where they produce an English sparkling, white wine called 'Sifelle'. amazing taste and a must for every wine lover. Well worth the trip. It is easy to find, turn up the main drive towards Sheffield Park Gardens then take the rough track on the left, the nursery is just up on the left. There is no car park but a semi lay-by. There are signs but you have to look for them. Have fun !!

Excellent Nursery/Garden Centre. Good quality plants, small but unusual selection of gifts, pots…read moregalore, pleasant helpful staff AND a Coffee Shop with a balcony. What more could you want ! A vast, amazing, variety of Roses with helpful advice on choosing a perfectly named rose for that Special Occasion. The Clematis section is always good, too. Nursery staff are real experts and will spend time explaining & advising. I am always spoilt for choice here. All this in a lovely setting that you just can't help wandering around, there are hidden treasures at every turn. Watch out for the Elephant !!! Shame it is closed on Sundays. They have enlarged the Car park so there is plenty of space now.

Like outandabout I am disappointed they aren't open on a Sunday. This is a friendly place and they…read moredon't seem to mind people like me who are more interested in looking at plants than watering them. It is a mesmerising place to walk around and you will find something that takes your fancy.

Charming old-school nursery using methods carried over from Christopher Lloyd. Most appear to be…read morefrom the gardens, so it may be a nice way to take a piece of Great Dixter home.

The Moulsecoomb Forest Garden and Wildlife Project started as just one allotment, tended by a group…read moreof like-minded people. Over the past few years the project has expanded, and is now a nonprofit company, with the operation covering multiple plots. Located on a leafy bank behind the Moulsecoomb train station, the project benefits from the work of many volunteers, who get involved in all sorts of activities, including organic gardening, woodland gardening and even odd bits of building too! The project prides itself on its unusual approaches and innovative techniques- they strive to create a garden where different habitats and gardening styles can coexist harmoniously. What's wonderful about the Forest Garden, is that you truly feel a million miles away from the chaos and urban sprawl of Moulsecoomb and Brighton. You can step off the train straight into another green-fingered world! The project readily welcomes volunteers and they run 'no experience necessary' days, so no the inexperienced need not worry. You will receive seasonal veggies for your efforts! The Forest Garden work closely with the Alternative Centre for Education and pupils at risk of exclusion, to try and reduce antisocial behaviour and produce positive change. They also provide produce to low-income families and the elderly. This is a really inspiring community project, that is, in my opinion, too little known about!