Gardens in Dyfed
Penlan Uchaf Garden is laid out along a hillside, combining alpines and summer bedding plants. Over 12,000 spring bulbs offer a riot of colour, augmented by annuals and a raised herb garden.
Gwaun Valley, Fishguard, Dyfed, Wales, SA65 9UA
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Seven acres of formal gardens and woodlands surround a Victorian Gothic listed house. The garden includes rare trees, pools, herbaceous borders, and an organic walled garden.
Llanilar, Dyfed, Wales
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Stackpole Court was a palatial Georgian mansion, the home of the Campbell family of Cawdor. The house stood at the centre of a vast 18th-century designed landscape centred on Bosherston Lakes. An exhibition in the old dairy building tells the story of the Court and its destruction. Near the house site is a restored walled garden built around 1770, with heated pits for growing pineapples, melons, and other exotic produce.
Bosherston, Dyfed, Wales
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The National Trust manages 2000 acres of the Stackpole Estate, a wonderful combination of natural and carefully designed landscape. Part of the estate was laid out in the 18th century in Romantic style with water features, bridges, grottos, an icehouse, woodland gardens, and a summer house.
Old Home Farm Yard, Stackpole, Dyfed, Wales, SA71 5DQ
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Heritage Highlight: 18th century Bosherton Lily Ponds
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35 acres of beautiful, secluded gardens surround a 12th-century castle near the banks of the River Carew. The gardens date mainly to the early 20th century and include formal terraces and an arboretum with large numbers of rare and unusual trees plus 18 Champion trees. In the garden is a 13th-century chapel.
Cosheston, Dyfed, Wales, SA72 4SE
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Heritage Highlight: 13th-century chapel in the gardens
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A garden geared to wildlife, set in the lovely Aeron valley. A nature trail passes through hay meadows, through a small area of woodland, past ponds, and along a river bank, where birds, butterflies, and dragonflies abound. The abundant wildflowers create a lovely display in Spring and early Summer.
Tal-sarn, Lampeter, Dyfed, Wales, SA48 8QF
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