RHS Garden Harrow Carr
In Brief. Harrow Carr is a Royal Horticultural Society (RHS) garden and visitor centre set in rolling countryside around a stream. The garden itself includes substantial borders, but there are also meandering paths with smaller borders, an arboretum, a woodland walk and a kitchen garden. The adjacent visitor facilities include an outpost of Betty's Tea Rooms with superior cakes, and a garden centre in case the visit to the garden has provided suitable inspiration. The main borders What's Here? Harrow Carr is a large, mature garden adjacent to a 19th Century spa. The most labour-intensive component is likely the borders, which include the substantial main borders that occupy one side of the valley down to the stream, and the smaller areas that surround paths that loosely follow the stream. In my July visit, the borders were lush and often colourful. However, there are many other features to the gardens, which could be visited in any order. The arboretum includes...