Spent a wonderful afternoon to celebrate my husbands birthday at Cupani, the garden is looking magical, the planting as ever excellent. Aideen provided us with a wonderful lunch followed by a really nice Lemon & Almond cake. To end, visited that plant sale area, good selection of plants so I was happy. Raising funds for two very worthy charities. Many thanks Aideen & Denis for a wonderful afternoon.

We booked at Cuprani garden to visit and have lunch, we were a party of 9. Aideen and Dennis were the perfect hosts, great plant knowledge and generous with their advice. The garden is full and beautifully kept. A wide selection of well maintained plants were for sale. Lunch was served on the sunny terrace, lovely homemade salads and perfect tarts. Delicious cake/desserts. 10/10 for hosting/food/plants/and general loveliness. We really did enjoy our afternoon.

What a fabulous garden Cupani is, packed with beautiful seasonal plants, plus plants for sale. We all came away with bags of plants. After a delicious home cooked lunch, and yummy homemade cake, we sat in the sunshine enjoying the view of the garden. It was a first visit for some of our friends, we will all be back for more lunch and more plants before this summer finishes I'm sure.

A beautiful garden with a lovely variety of planting . At Time of our visit the scent from the sweet pea selection was delightful. Friendly hosts. Highly recommend a visit here . Our visit was as a part of the #NGS oen gardens.

Every year I make sure I find time to visit this wonderful garden and each time I am newly amazed at the changes the owners have worked hard to complete. This time I took four friends over from Australia, they were similarly impressed and rued the fact they wouldn't be allowed to take plants home on the plane! Familiar favourites mix with plants you have never heard of but grow side by side in beautiful colour schemes. I love this place and can't recommend it enough.

Cupani is a magical garden tucked away in Seaford. It is a tapestry of colourful plants including the abundant velvety purple Cupani sweet peas after which the garden is named. In spring the tulips dazzle & in summer the roses bloom abundantly. There is a wide variety of perennials, annuals, shrubs and climbers. Areas of the garden are tweaked & updated each year so if you visit annually, there is always something new to see. This year galvanised troughs showcase perennial wallflowers and a varied array of impressive succulents. There is a tempting plant stall & the friendly and knowledgeable owners are on hand to answer questions and to explain their propagation techniques. Refreshments are delicious and there are several comfortable sitting areas where you can enjoy close-up views of the blooms. On my most recent visit I enjoyed a generous slice of delicious coffee cake; the choice was difficult to make as there were several other choices to tempt me!

It was a delight to visit this beautiful garden as part of the National Gardens Scheme (NGS) with a group of friends on a Summers afternoon. We were meet by the owners who gave an overview of how the garden 'grew' into what it is today. We were then left to explore their inspirational garden but, all the while, the owners were quietly on hand to answer our questions we had. I particularly enjoyed the artwork dotted about the place - there was a surprise around every corner! We finished our visit with homemade cake and refreshments, which were absolutely delicious! Such a good idea to invite guests to your garden and raise money for charity - Cupani and the NGS are a win win!!