Following the completion of five new therapeutic gardens across the UK in 2025, Greenfingers Charity moves forward with new hospice gardens for 2026.

Three new garden projects are going through progression, each delivered to shape around the specific needs of its hospice community.

In Winchester, the Naomi House and Jack’s Place garden will be Greenfingers 75th, designed by Helen Elks Smith to support both play and quiet reflection.

The second garden coming in 2026 will be located in Little Havens. Essex, which will bring a major refresh and redevelopment of the existing Grow Your Own garden.

A reflection garden will then be delivered by Baylis Landscapes at Haven House in Woodford Green.

Neil Sewell, operations director at Greenfingers says “every unique Greenfingers garden starts with listening to the hospice teams, to families and to what children need most in that moment.” He adds:

“As we move into 2026, we’re incredibly proud of what we’ve delivered so far, and deeply aware of how vital continued support is to help us create more of these life-changing gardens.”

Greenfingers looks toward 2026 with a focus on turning ambition into action.