Holbrook Garden

Tiverton, United Kingdom, United Kingdom

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Holbrook Garden is a small, one‑hectare private garden just outside the village of Sampford Peverell, near Tiverton in Devon, England.

It is known for experimental, naturalistic planting that creates a variety of habitats such as dry meadows, wetland areas, woodland edges, and ponds within a compact space. The design draws on the “New Perennial” style and German naturalistic gardening, using clumps of grasses and perennials that mimic wild plant communities rather than formal beds.

The garden was once home to the UK’s national collection of the genus Helenium and is widely regarded as one of the finest examples of this loose, ecological planting approach in Britain, often visited by gardeners and landscape professionals.

Visitors can also walk through the site when it opens to the public, enjoying the changing seasonal textures and colours as well as the attached plant nursery nearby.