Brorjords Have is a unique garden located in the small village of Tjørnehoved, just 4 km south of Præstø. The garden is open year-round and operates on trust and self-service, allowing visitors to explore a vibrant and diverse garden environment at their own pace.
A Rosarium of Historic Roses
At the heart of the garden is an extensive collection of historic roses – roses that carry centuries of cultural history. At Brorjords Have, the roses are grouped into families: from the ancient Rosa alba, dating back to Roman times, to Rosa damascena, famous in the perfume industry, and Rosa gallica, which shaped medieval apothecary gardens.
Each rose has a name label, and each rose family has an information sign, giving both enthusiasts and curious beginners a rich and educational experience. The garden also features a wide variety of rare climbing roses, surrounding a distinctive rose pavilion. Here, the roses can be experienced as they grow naturally – lush, fragrant, and full of life.
A Garden with Biodiversity and Habitats for Endangered Butterflies
The garden is designed according to permaculture principles, focusing on sustainability, natural materials, and high biodiversity. Wildflower beds, native plants, and important host plants for endangered butterflies create a buzzing, living landscape where insects, plants, and people can thrive together.
A Modern Apothecary Garden
At the center of the garden lies a modern take on an apothecary garden with traditional medicinal herbs historically used for care and healing. The garden is free of toxic plants but full of wild strawberries and herbs, inviting both children and adults to smell, taste, touch, and experience nature up close.
A Relaxing Day Trip with Picnic and Nature
Brorjords Have is perfect for a calm day trip in the South Zealand countryside. The garden offers benches, small rest areas, and a fire pit where visitors can enjoy coffee or a picnic surrounded by historic roses, wild plants, and buzzing life. The garden’s great diversity provides both relaxation and inspiration, showing how nature and garden culture can exist in harmony.
Plant Nursery and Shelter Area
Brorjords Have is both an open garden and a modern, sustainable plant nursery. Visitors can experience historic roses, perennials, and herbs as they grow in the garden, and purchase selected plants in pots to take a piece of the garden home. More information.
For those wishing to stay longer, the garden also offers a shelter area that can be rented, providing a simple overnight stay close to nature. More information.
Lygtevej 5
4720 Præstø
Denmark
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