This naturalistic garden has been owned by the McCutchan family since 1921 and was developed and skillfully planted by Carolyn McCutchan from 1968 until her death in 2019.

The garden has very distinct areas, which enable plants from different ecological conditions to thrive.
In the Woodland Garden spring bulbs abound followed by herbaceous woodlanders and hardy cyclamen. In the more formal shaped Middle Garden colour is the main theme, starting with tulips and alliums, and then herbaceous and woody plants take over until the asters and dahlias shine out in autumn. The Winter Garden is positioned so that the low rays of sun make the most of the coloured leaves and stems of the many cornus, with bulbs and plants grown for interest from spring through to autumn. Other beds flow with a good mixture of grasses and all manner of exciting plants to give colour, texture and movement. Autumn tones are provided in abundance by the mature trees and shrubs within the Garden and around the farmhouse.

The 6-acre Wildflower Meadow contains a wealth of flora and fauna. It is traditionally managed with mown paths and seating for visitors. Beatons Wood is an ancient oak and hornbeam wood- home to the Arlington Bluebell Walk for the past 50 years. Spring
visitors will enjoy the wild daffodil glade, whilst autumn walkers can hunt for the many species of fungi present in the woods. The garden is managed with wildlife in mind and is naturalistic with a relaxed feel.