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Gardens to Visit
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Gardens Open to visit in England
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Lyn and Malcolms garden in Ferndown, Dorset, England. Be sure to run the Clematis slide show!
You’ll also find links to Clematis Plant Societies in the UK. Featured on BBC Television Gardeners World April 2009
Lyn and Malcolms plantlist
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The Four Seasons Garden in Walsall, West Midlands by Marie and Tony Newton. Winner of the 2007 Daily Mail National Garden Competition. The garden was broadcast as a Gardeners World Special on BBC2 in Feb 2010 Make sure you watch the slide show and view the projects albums
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Trebah - The Garden of Dreams
A spectacular
26 acre Cornish ravine garden, rated among the 80 finest gardens in the world.
This sub-tropical paradise is home to a unique collection of rare and exotic plants, trees and shrubs winding down to a private and secluded beach on the
Helford River.
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The Subtropical Gardens of Lamorran House
A garden divided into intimate compartments.
The gardens enjoy a favoured microclimate in an already favoured area. Taking advantage of this, the designer has
blended Japanese style with many features or ideas from the Mediterranean gardens.
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The Lost Gardens of Heligan
The account of how a small band of enthusiasts
cleared away the brambles from decades of overgrowth to resurrect “The Lost Gardens of Heligan” are well documented.
Have a preview before your visit. Click here to read about my own personal collection of photos taken on my visit to Heligan in August 2003
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Caerhays Castle & Gardens
A REAL English castle, steeped in horticultural interest. The home of the
famous J.C Williams. This is where “J.C.” practiced his great passion for hybridising. He succeeded in breeding one of the most valuable hybrid shrubs ever produced,
aptly named Camellia x williamsii. Click here for a VERY good read. “J.C.” also hybridised Rhododendrons and Magnolia, and the gardens are now one of four NCCPG holders of a National Collection of Magnolia
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Sherwood Garden
Newton St Cyres, Exeter, England
Sherwood has a National Collection of
Magnolias, Knaphill Azaleas and Berberis.
The gardens occupy a 15 acre site.
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