Lawton Hall Herbs: is a specialist herb nursery situated in the attractive gardens of Lawton Hall and offers an extensive range of culinary, aromatic and medicinal herb plants. See our web site for details.

Hergest Croft Gardens: Hergest Croft Gardens lies in the heart of the Welsh Marches with stunning views towards the Black Mountains. There are gorgeous flower borders. An old fashioned Kitchen Garden, Azalea Garden, Maple Grove, and Park Wood, all to discover. With a Gift Shop and Tearooms the Gardens are the perfect place to explore and relax.

 

Hampton Court, Herefordshire: is a castle on the meadows of the river Lugg, backed by a steep wooded escarpment and surrounded by woodland and grounds of 1,000 acres. Founded by King Henry in the early 15th century the castle has been completely restored.

Stockton Bury Gardens, Kimbolton: Visit the 4-acre gardens at Stockton Bury, near Leominster, Hereford and you’ll be greeted by impressive collections of plants, many rare and unusual that thrive on the heavy clay soil. The garden, set amongst medieval farm buildings, offers a working kitchen garden, pigeon house, tithe barn (which is now a restaurant) grotto, cider press, and more....

Westonbury Mill Water Gardens, Pembridge: You will find us in the beautiful and peaceful Welsh Marches close to the historic half timbered village of Pembridge.The two acre garden is laid out around a tangle of streams and ponds behind an old corn mill. Featured in several magazines and on Gardeners World. 

Staunton Park Gardens, Herefordshire: On the edge of the Black and White village Trail these gardens offer visitors 10 acres to explore. At spring time the extensive rhododendron groves dominate the views to the lake. The rose garden, behind its impressive yew hedge, and the many mixed borders planted within the last 5 years continue to delight well into September.

. located at the Southern end of the beautiful Golden Valley in South Herefordshire, just 15 miles from Hay-on-Wye, 12 miles from Hereford and 15 miles North of Abergavenny. Just in view of the famous 1147 Cistercian Abbey is this lovely six acre garden made up of a number of very different parts. The walled garden has nine individual borders, divided by brick paths. Open at weekends between April and September. Refreshments and shop . Please check for details here: www.abbeydorecourt.co.uk

 

Bryans Ground, Presteigne: Three acres of intimate garden rooms that have been growing since 1913. Furnished with follies and fragrant flowers, towers and topiary, pools and a potager, and paths to five acres of specimen trees on the banks of a river, on the border with Wales. Rated one of the ten best contemporary gardens in Britain by The Independent, July 2003. Opening 2010 3rd April to 12th July. Check website for details. Groups by appointment.  www.bryansground.co.uk 

 

Whimble Gardens, Presteigne:

www.whimblegardens.co.uk

     

Aulden Farm Garden, Leominster.S

ituated in the beautiful rolling countryside of the Welsh Marches. Surrounding our old farmhouse we have created an informally planted country garden and nursery. There are many different aspects to enjoy from the dry stream which is planted with ferns and Iris ensata to the natural pond, a haven for wildlife surrounded by siberian iris. We are open Tuesday & Thursday 10am-5pm from April to August inclusive and Thursdays only in September. However, visitors are welcome at other times by arrangement. We are also open some Sundays for the National Garden Scheme—18th April, 30th May, 27th June and 12th September 2010 (2.00-5.30pm).