Explore Riverhill Himalayan Gardens

It's the gorgeous portfolio of gardens from stately acres to inner city spaces that makes the National Garden Scheme such a national treasure. The beautiful hillside garden at Riverhill Himalayan Gardens has been privately owned by the Rogers family since 1840. Join owner Sarah Rogers for a leisurely visit through the history and planting of the gardens with its extensive views across the Weald of Kent, spectacular rhododendrons, azaleas and fine specimen trees.
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The National Garden Scheme gives visitors unique access to over 3,000 exceptional private gardens in England and Wales, and raises impressive amounts of money for nursing and health charities. During the lockdown of 2020 our ever resourceful garden owners created films of their gardens so we could keep the garden gates open online.
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[@waynejones750]

I must come to see these gardens ❤

[@josephlloyd9636]

Amazing the transformation the Rogers have achieved at River Hill House & gardens. 🏆👍 Well done you!!

[@vernhedeen9807]

So thrilled to find your spring video...my name is Lee from Raleigh NC USA. CURRENTLY A LITTLE OLD LADY IN A WHEELCHAIR WHO AS A.LOVER OF GARDENING EVEN NOW ON A REDUCED SCALE I LOVE SEEING YOUR BEAUTIFUL GARDENS PREPARING TO BURST FORTH IN A GLORIOUS COLOR . I'M UPLIFTED AND TRANSPORTED INTO SUCH A DELIGHT IN SEEING THE GARDENS AND I AM THRILLED FOR THE MONEYS YOU HAVE OBTAINED TO RESTORE RAGRoCK AND WALLED GARDEN wALLS THE FERNS AND WATERFALL.INTO THE POND. THlank you so much for your beautiful video which brings such joy to me physically so far away with an excited kindred spirit for the bounty of history and nature God has blessed you with in your gardens and sharing it with me. Best wishes to you. Hope the yeti will soon appear....what a treasure the faces of those children must be as the climb upward plant the flag and spy the Yeti!! THANK YOU HEART WARMING TO SEE YOUR GARDENS LOOKING SO MARVELOUS.

[@dwhitman3092]

So impressed with all the progress and development of the property since it was featured on Abode.

[@mlr4524]

What an absolute jewel they have created. I am in awe and would love to visit one day. This must be the best success story stemming from Country House Rescue ever. Glad they weathered Covid in 2020. Well done team. RIP Eveyln.

[@caroltapia4917]

RIP evelyn

[@ninjanana8730]

Watched the video of them deciding to make changes in order to provide for its upkeep. It looks like they have gone to a huge expense to do these changes.I hope it has paid off.The place is amazing and seeing the little kids now teenagers is pretty special. Love Ed and Sarah.

[@Rk-kk2jy]

Calm beautiful garden tour with leisurely pace background music. Camellias are beautiful. Thanks for sharing this video.

[@ecburt5046]

Wonderful job in restoration. Bravo. I love your enthusiasm and creativity.

[@777greglee]

What a beautiful house and garden! Thank you for going to so much effort to show it to us.

[@normanevans8677]

Beautiful gardens and liked the comentary and music, it was not rushed, very calm and peaceful. Thank you.

[@lindapeterson5992]

So enjoyed the music, it set a leisurely pace. The house and garden are so lucky to have been treasured by one family for so long. I do hope you found fresh cake for tea that afternoon. Cheers

[@carirussell7039]

Beautiful,stunning garden, well looked after and cared for. Good idea these videos for NGS. I do dislike background music though.

[@ransomcoates546]

There are so many of these lovely clips of enormous gardens, immaculately kept. It amazes me that there is still that much manual labor available to hire in the UK.

[@MsWatchdog]

Wow-what a beautiful garden, the worst thing is I have never heard of this place! but I am so glad I came across this channel because I have discovered many hidden gems in the UK which I hope to visit one day.

[@streetsmartlaw]

What a transformation!

[@annapoole132]

what a beautiful video...

[@jeane561]

Lovely gardens❤️❤️❤️

[@angiejones3628]

that's a lovely video, very peaceful.

[@angelacross2216]

Thank you.

[@xyzllii]

Wonderful.

[@LiseBarrett]

So Beautiful! Thank You I am so inspired! The sharing of family history was so generous also. What is the wonderful background music?

[@verneepeterson8771]

Such a beautiful garden and the music is awesome. Who is the artist?

[@Probity100]

😍❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️🥰 no words

[@christinetrewin9717]

Wonder how many gardeners it takes to maintain this.

[@geofftitford7075]

I have been there some time ago its near Sevenoaks

[@luuphuc6745]

Tôi yêu thích nơi này

[@katehetherington9204]

Yes I agree the music although pleasant spoils the garden tour.

[@mikeylorene]

Have you tried calling for volunteers for various projects?

[@pamelawoodall5891]

No music.

[@h.j.hatcher6265]

Wow I mean …. Your marriage saved that family home I’m just saying 😉

[@elsagrace3893]

“In 2016 with the help of a generous grant from the Country Houses Foundation we were able to rebuild the 75 meter long lower wall AND restore the summer house.” My interpretation of this is that they didn’t want to spare their own luxuries to rebuild their own wall. They didn’t want to be bothered with difficult choices and therefor they were not. “We are still saving up for the upper wall” My interpretation of this is self pity for now having to make difficult choices that every other average citizen makes in choosing which self care to prioritize and which to let go.

[@suebeattie5101]

Jelly belly

[@dittohead7044]

Buy your own mansion and quit whinging

[@nm9330]

One comment - eat the rich

[@elsagrace3893]

All of the rich don’t suck. The rich don’t suck by virtue of being rich. The ones that suck are the ones who exploit people and laws to make more money and who use their money to bribe and corrupt the law system to MAKE MORE MONEY. Too many of these in America.

[@elsagrace3893]

n m on second thought after completing the video I have this to say “In 2016 with the help of a generous grant from the Country Houses Foundation we were able to rebuild the 75 meter long lower wall AND restore the summer house.” My interpretation of this is that they didn’t want to spare their own luxuries to rebuild their own wall. They didn’t want to be bothered with difficult choices and therefor they were not. “We are still saving up for the upper wall” My interpretation of this is self pity for now having to make difficult choices that every other average citizen makes in choosing which self care to prioritize and which to let go.