VENTNOR BOTANIC GARDEN, Isle of Wight

Echium (ek\'-i-um) one of VBG\'s

Echium (ek'-i-um) one of VBG's "trademark" plants

Native to the Canaries, naturalised throughout the Garden

Welcome to my garden...

Welcome to my garden...

Wall Lizards come out to play in the Ventnor sunshine

Edulis

Edulis

Chef Martyn Cutler opens new restaurant at VBG

VBG Online Shop - Now Open!

VBG Online Shop - Now Open!

Buy special VBG gifts, TropicAle, seeds and soon - plants too.

A small selection of what you will see ...

Edulis

Edulis

New restaurant - Edulis - offers homecooked food using the finest ingredients grown at VBG or from the Island's local suppliers.

VBG Online Shop

VBG Online Shop

Now open! Buy Ventnor Botanic Garden gifts and seeds safely and securely. Online plant sales coming soon.

Coolest Plant in May

Coolest Plant in May

Unusual Iris from Louisiana flowering in tropical heat

Plant Sales

Plant Sales

The place to buy that special plant as a reminder or gift from the Garden

What\'s On

What's On

Throughout holiday periods and weekends various artists hold exhibitions of their works in our Visitor Centre.

Cacti & Succulents

Cacti & Succulents

Much of the planting is experimental, on the cusp of the limit to what even the Ventnor microclimate will allow.

A warm welcome..

"Nestling in the microclimate of The Undercliff, Ventnor Botanic Garden on the Isle of Wight has a subtropical and exotic plant collection unrivalled elsewhere in the UK.  Plants which would normally be found in protected glasshouses thrive and naturalise in geographical plantings based on the Mediterannean zones of the world.   As you will see from these pages there is much to see at Ventnor, and we hope you enjoy this unique and wonderful garden."

Chris Kidd

Curator

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