Gardens in Wales

Set within the diverse Welsh landscape, these glorious gardens often include stunning countryside views and imaginative planting. Home to Y Ddraig Goch (The Red Dragon), there is something quite magical about these garden hideaways.

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Virtual Garden Visits - Gardens in Wales

A visit to Wenallt Isaf – friendship gardening at its best …

New life and resilience; the snowdrops at Llysdinam Garden, Powys

An early spring garden walk in Wales…

Daffodils: planting, caring for and discovering more

Hurdley Hall; A true Welsh beauty

The Garden Warbler: A seasonal delight returns to Wales

Gelli Uchaf – a garden for all seasons

Fron Heulog: The sounds of spring

Tranquility Haven; a Japanese surprise in Powys

Welsh autumn wonders; Gliffaes Country House Hotel

The Dingle, mid-Wales; an autumnal treasure

Ysgoldy’r Cwrt, Ceredigion; a hillside gem

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