About Burton Village Gardens
The Coach House, has stunning views of the Welsh hills. The recently revitalised garden is full of colour with herbaceous borders, a cut flower area plus a productive fruit and vegetable patch The exposed wooded hillside is work in progress with an emphasis on draught resistant planting. Briarfield’s sheltered site, to the south of Burton Wood (NT), is home to many unusual plants, some available in the plant sale at the house. The 1½ acre main garden invites exploration not only for its variety of plants but also for the imaginative use of ceramic sculptures. Period planting with a splendid vegetable garden surrounds the restored Edwardian glasshouse in Burton Manor’s walled garden. The Perimeter path leads past a sunken garden and terraces to views across the Cheshire countryside. Areas adjacent to this path are being restored and developed. Trustwood is a relaxed country garden, a haven for wildlife with emphasis on British native trees planted along the drive, the use of insect friendly plants and two wildlife ponds. Plant sales at three gardens. Free car parks. Maps available.
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