Organic woodland garden of international renown, Greencombe stretches along a sheltered hillside and offers outstanding views over Porlock Bay. Moss-covered paths meander through a collection of ornamental plants that flourish beneath a canopy of oaks, hollies, conifers and chestnuts. Camellias, rhododendrons, azaleas, lilies, roses, clematis, and hydrangeas blossom among 4 National Collections. Opens Tuesday 15th July.
Two gardens in the picturesque village of Goathurst on the edge of the Quantock Hills linked by a common history. The gardens at Halswell Park are a history of garden design in England, with a knot garden created to reflect an original C16 design, a walled garden and Georgian pleasure gardens with follies, bridges and ponds. The garden of the Temple of Pan surrounds an C18 baroque folly built as part of Halswell Park’s Georgian pleasure gardens, now with herbaceous borders, lawns, ponds and woodland gardens. Opens Saturday 19th and Sunday 20th July.
Beautiful 5 acre formal gardens set in 100 acres of parkland and wildflower meadows. The gardens were originally designed by Tom Stuart-Smith. The gardens are a collection of rooms with a walled garden, cut flowers, vegetable garden, bulb meadows, large pot displays and a glasshouse. A long lime avenue and apple orchards surround the elegant house which sits in the middle of the gardens. Opens Saturday 19th July.
Four gardens in close proximity with structure yet informality, lovely planting and much colour Three gardens on old sites and one modern converted from a concrete farmyard. All worth exploring in this delightful village. Opens Saturday 19th July.
These gardens continue to attract visitors from near and far, and offer a broad spectrum of interest, styles and developments each year. The visitor’s senses are aroused by the sights, scents and wide diversity of the gardens in this tiny, ancient village. There are abundant collections of mature trees and shrubs and ample seating within tranquil areas of the gardens, often with glorious views. Visitors enjoy the flower-packed borders and pots, roses, topiary, hydrangeas, exotic garden, many unusual trees and shrubs, orchards, vegetables, ponds, specialist sweet peas, lawns and a ha-ha. There is something of interest for everyone, all within a few minutes walk of the car park at Dormers. Opens Sunday 20th July.
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