Contact Us

The Garden and Nursery are open to visitors at selected times throughout the year and closed during the winter months. Please see our current opening hours below before planning your visit.

If you have any questions about our plants, garden or nursery visits, or for any other general queries, please feel free to get in touch via email or Whatsapp or complete the form on this page. For press enquiries, or if you’re interested in arranging a talk with Charles please get in touch via email.

email: info@charleschesshire.co.uk

WhatsApp: 07967127877

How to find us

Our Garden and Nursery is located just outside Bridport in West Dorset, next to the old brick Sheepwash at bottom of the hill from the main drive into the Symondsbury Estate yard.

Address
Charles Chesshire Plants & Design,
Sheepwash Barn
Mill Lane
Symondsbury
Bridport DT6 6HH

 

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Hopefully a farewell to winter as a rare hint of spring lights up a fading seedhead of Clematis Golden Tiara clinging to a branch of a Tibetan Cherry, . . . #clematisgoldentiara #tibetancherry #prunusserrula
Just back from 2 weeks in Kyoto, where countless reflections challenge reality. . . . #japanesegardens #kyotogarden #tenjuantemple
Lovely tangle of seedheads on the herbaceous Clematis x bonstedtii, an old cross between C.stans and C.tubulosa. This plant is a tall pale blue form, while the second pic is the variety ‘Pink Dwarf’ which has only recently stopped floweri
Hornbeam and Redbud, glowing in this fabulous autumn. Carpinus betulus Rockhampton Red and Cercis Ruby Falls.. both have remarkable mixed tones in autumn that last well… just takes a late afternoon shaft of light to bring out the magic. . . .
On a completely different note, I’ve just enjoyed five days of the overwhelming scent of my Fishbone Cactus… I usually kill houseplants but this plant is dead easy … . . . #fishbonecactus
Amsonia Halfway to Arkansas.. love the name, love the plant, shorter than Amsonia hubrichtii (not quite halfway though) … planted below the Y steps I built last winter where the surrounding plants keep on giving. Such a mild autumn that I have