Support RHS Garden Hyde Hall

Since its inception in the 1950s, this vast garden has grown from a handful of trees on a windy hill, to a jewel in the Essex landscape. Developing a unique garden like this takes lots of work, and your donation, no matter the size, helps cultivate a brighter future for RHS Hyde Hall.

Whether it’s supporting ongoing conservation efforts, funding innovative horticultural projects, or expanding the botanical collections, your contribution directly impacts the growth and development of this beloved garden. 

With your support RHS Hyde Hall can continue to grow and spread joy. Your donation could help to: 

• Expand the botanical collections
• Enhance wildlife habitats
• Fund new horticultural projects
• Provide educational programs and experiences
• Maintain and improve garden features

The historic Rope Rose Walk at RHS Hyde Hall is to undergo a dramatic revamp for summer 2025. Planted in the early 1970s by the garden’s former owners, Dick and Helen Robinson, the feature set the trend for growing climbing and rambling roses along rope swags. The proposed design will use galvanised solid steel ‘rope’ swags suspended between cylindrical uprights, maintaining the original aesthetic but with improved longevity. The team are also working with a variety of rose experts and considering results of RHS rose trials to find suitable new cultivars for the site.

Remember the life of a loved one and their passion for gardening or love of RHS Hyde Hall with a gift in their memory to help the garden flourish. A gift of £100 or more will allow you to add a calligraphy inscription to the public Book of Remembrance held at the garden.