
2027 garden season tickets are now available to purchase

the Gardens at Holme
Explore 15 acres of landscaped gardens, with seasonal colour, wildlife and something new around every corner.
GARDEN ADMISSION
Approx. October 25th - March 29th
Day Ticket
£3.50
2026 Season Ticket
£13.50
2027 Season Ticket
£27.00
Carers (when accompanying)
£2.00
RHS Members
FREE
MONDAYS AND TUESDAY
*Our Season Ticket runs from the 1st of January to the 31st of December
SPRING / SUMMER OPENING
Approx. March 29th - October 25th
GARDEN CENTRE AND GARDENS
Monday to Saturday
Sundays
9:00 - 5.00 pm
10:30 am - 4.30 pm
ORCHARD CAFE
Monday to Saturday
Sundays
9.00 am - 4.30 pm
9.30 am - 4.00 pm
ALL THESE TIMES APPLY TO BANK HOLIDAYS
YOUR VISIT
Wheelchair and mobility scooter accessible
Dog friendly
Free parking
West Holme,
Wareham,
Dorset,
Bh20 6AQ
October in the gardens
A WHOLE YEAR OF HOLME
2027 Garden Season Ticket
£27 FOR 2027
Enjoy unlimited garden visits throughout the 2027 calender year, with constant seasonal colour, beautiful surrounds, and fascinating wildlife
A Garden Season Ticket makes a lovely gift for a garden lover.
To buy yours, simply enquire at the Garden Centre tills

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Valid 1st January - 31st December 2027

GUIDE TO THE GARDENS
Wander through vibrant borders, peaceful woodlands, tranquil water features and open landscapes. However you choose to explore, there’s always something new to discover at Holme.
Our gardens are full of variety, from vibrant borders and peaceful woodlands to orchards, meadows and sculptures. Explore the main areas below to find out more.

HOLME HENGE
Holme Henge, a creation inspired by Scottish Neolithic stone circles.
The two tonne Purbeck stone monoliths were specially chosen by Simon and Liz from the California Farm, Suttles quarry near Swanage. Planting was inspired by our local heaths and by Adrian Bloom’s Norfolk Garden, Foggy Bottom.
Why not visit Holme Henge and see how beautiful heathers can be?

Wild edge sculptures here at Holme
We're delighted to host Wild Edge Sculptures here at Holme for the coming season. Keep your eyes out for these elegant, majestic statues placed thoughtfully around the gardens.


"The journey behind Wild Edge Sculptures has always been rooted in the transformative power of making. Founded by artist Ian, our story began at a deeply personal crossroads, when his grandfather passed away and left him a cherished box of tools.
Rather than letting his heritage lie dormant, Ian honoured it by crafting those very tools into a commemorative sculpture, a horse head. This first act of creation marked the origin of a path defined by memory, meticulous craftsmanship, and enduring purpose.This initial spark ignited a deeper artistic exploration. Ian began constructing intricate robots and hand-crafted Transformer characters from salvaged metal, blending a childhood fascination with movement and a designer’s eye for form.
What began as a creative hobby evolved into a profound dialogue with metal itself. Through relentless hands-on experimentation, his background in design engineering seamlessly merged with an emerging artistic vision, refining raw, dynamic scrap art into the elegant, fluid sculptures that define the Wild Edge aesthetic today.That evolution from personal tribute to recognised artistry led to features on platforms like the Discovery Channel's Scrap Kings. Today, this foundational story of transformation continues to guide every commission.
We believe the most powerful art emerges where technical precision meets emotional resonance, transforming reclaimed materials and personal histories into timeless sculptural statements. Each piece Ian creates carries forward that original ethos: to honour legacy, capture dynamic spirit, and create with purposeful beauty."




































