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Michelham Priory's display of 80,000 daffodils will be ready for members of the public to visit from Mother's Day (March 19th) and throughout the Easter weekend.

The arrival of spring is being marked with a bumper display of daffodils at Michelham House Priory House & Gardens – with more than 80,000 of the flowers in 18 varieties bursting into bloom across the site.

Expected to peak during late March and early April, visitors can expect swathes of daffodils with bright golden cultivars like 'Dutch Master', gardener's favourites like 'Carlton', and the exquisite 'Sempre Avanti', a large flower with cream petals surrounding an orange cup. There will also be white cultivars, like 'Misty Glen', and dwarf varieties such as 'Tête-à-tête'.

This stunning array of flowers create a carpet of yellow across large swathes of the seven acres of grounds.

The site is fully accessible, making it an ideal place for garden lovers of all ages.

Tours of the house and grounds with our knowledgeable staff and volunteers will also be available (depending on availability).

Opening Times

The site, which is on a private medieval island in Upper Dicker, near Hailsham, will be open to the general public for weekends only from Mothering Sunday (March 19th) through to April 10th (Easter Monday). This includes Good Friday (April 7th), Easter Saturday (April 8th) and Easter Sunday (April 9th).

Opening times are 10.30am to 4.30pm with last admission 30 minutes before closing.

Admission is £13 for adults, £12 for seniors and children aged 5 to 17 cost £6.50. Under 5s go free.

Those who chose to Gift Aid their admission are entitled to 12 months free entry from the date of visit.

Members of The Sussex Archaeological Society can visit any of our sites for free.

Facilities

Please note: the on-site cafe will be closed due to ongoing maintenance.

Drinks, snacks and pre-packed cakes will be available from the on-site shop. Visitors can bring picnics to enjoy in the grounds.

The playground and adjoining picnic area is open for those with younger visitors.