Visitors can expect to find over 18 different garden areas based on geographical or botanical themes, with winding paths that take them on an exploration through the diverse plant collections. The Gardens also have a documented collection of plants and trees that visitors can explore either from home or while in the Gardens.

Visitors can support the Trust by visiting the Gardens, donating funds, or participating in any fundraising events or activities organized by the Trust. By supporting the Trust, visitors contribute to the improvement and maintenance of the Gardens for the benefit of the community.

What makes the Gardens unique is the variety of garden areas based on different themes, the focus on education and community benefit, and the opportunity for visitors to explore the plant collections both in person and through the online database. The Gardens offer a diverse and enriching experience for visitors of all ages.

Visitors can access all the information they need for their visit on the official site of the Gardens, which is run by the Trust. They can explore the plant collections and trees in the Gardens from home through the online database, or use their phone while in the Gardens to locate plants and access information about the different garden areas.