Introduction to St Hilda's Gardens
Following the completion of our new Anniversary Building and Pavilion, we are continuing to transform our site and embed the buildings in the distinctive green space of our riverside setting. You can learn more about the past and future development of our gardens and grounds with the above film with our Horticultural Consultant, Walter Sawyer. Walter has also led some virtual strolls around St Hilda's grounds to tell us about the trees that can be found there, including our cedar trees, white mulberry tree, and quince tree.
We are developing our grounds so that St Hilda's will have one of the most attractive and most ecologically diverse of all College gardens, for the enjoyment of all students, staff and visitors.


There is an array of ever-changing colour in the Suffragette Border, the Riverside Walkway, Rose Garden and Blossom Border in St Hilda's gardens.
If you have a garden and a library, you have everything you need.