Approx one acre hillside plantsman’s newish garden with many uncommon and rare shrubs, trees and herbaceous borders. It is comprised of two distinct areas: one in full sun, which is grassy with lawned paths and views of plentiful farmland and mountains. The other is more steep with sloping grass paths leading to a small wooded area. Opens for By Arrangement visits from May to September for groups of up to 15.
1000ft high, three acre, constantly evolving wildlife and water garden. An adventure and fantasy garden for children (and the young at heart). Themed gardens inc Mediterranean, cottage garden, woodland, Oriental, memorial and jungle. Plenty of seating. Unique home crafted garden sculptures and buildings. Opens for By Arrangement visits all year.
The 2½ acre garden inc a courtyard cottage garden, Mediterranean and gravel gardens, vegetable plots, lawns, beds and borders, all at various stages of development. There are a number of yews, ancient oaks, beech and Wellingtonia. Opens for By Arrangement visits from May to September for groups of between 6 and 20.
A two acre garden that has been in the making for over 15 years, Ffynnonlas is a beautiful area that delivers on many different aspects of gardening. There are large lawns, several beds of mature shrubs and flowers. A small lake and two smaller ponds that are separated by a Monet style bridge with lilies. There is a wildflower meadow, a work in progress that has spectacular wild orchids in spring. Opens for By Arrangement visits from 4 July to 31st July for groups of between 5 and 15.
Large early C19 garden on site of Medieval nunnery, renovated and replanted since 1989. Discover the large pool and bog garden as well as a formal water garden. There are also rose and shrub borders, gravel gardens, and a beautiful rose arbour. Wander through the allegorical labyrinth and mount, all exhibiting fine plantsmanship. Year-round appeal, interesting and unusual plants. Opens for By Arrangement visits from April to September.
Terry and Cheryl run a permaculture smallholding and would be delighted to show you about low-impact sustainable living. Do not expect manicured lawns; everything is allowed to flower and go to seed. At The Old Woollen Mill diversity is the name of the game, supporting a huge array of wildlife, butterflies, dragonflies, and 65 species of birds. Opens for By Arrangement visits for groups of up to 10.
Carefully designed hillside country garden next to the Ystwyth Forest with views overlooking the valley. An acre of vistas with varied interest, colour and textures; from spring bulbs and bluebells, to a pond, rhododendrons, and azaleas throughout May. Roses bloom from June and the garden has a Mediterranean summer feel with swathes of lavender, grapevines and lots of brightly coloured hydrangeas. Opens for By Arrangement visits from 9 May to 30 August.
A new garden started in 2020 which features very little hard landscaping, intentionally soft edges, and has an ethos of treading lightly to enhance ecological value. The owner also has a penchant for growing unusual and interesting woody shrubs and trees. The garden is designed to blend defined spaces for entertaining and relaxing with pathways that encourage visitors to wander. Opens for By Arrangement visits from April to 19 July for groups of up to 20.
Wildlife garden, rich in biodiversity, set in a five acre smallholding with large pool. The garden inc a small woodland area and beds of shrubs and herbaceous planting containing more unusual plants. Vegetables, polytunnel and poultry enclosures with chickens and ducks. Wander along to meet the friendly donkeys and ponies who share a buttercup filled field in late spring and early summer. Opens for By Arrangement visits from May to 27 September for groups of up to 25.
A colourful garden on a farm. Planting areas wherever space allows. There’s a bog garden featuring candelabra primulas, foxglove and tree lupin walk, mixed perennial beds with shrubs and many containers nestling in original farmyard. Also a herd of rare Ancient Cattle of Wales plus an important Iron Age Fort (Cadw) on the farm, with amazing views over Cardigan Bay and Ceredigion countryside. Opens for By Arrangement visits from 6 June to 18 July for groups of up to 10.
A two acre garden set within a 14 acre wooded landscape with historic industrial features, inc a former corn mill and pond. From the garden, a view of Caradog Falls (100ft waterfall) can be seen. The garden inc masses of rhododendron, azalea, camellia and magnolia with many other unusual trees and shrubs. There are woodland walks although Storm Darragh has caused a significant loss of the woodland. Opens for By Arrangement visits from 3 May to 14 June for groups of up to 15.
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