Gardens to Visit in Herefordshire

This majestic hall is surrounded by acres of rolling parkland, developed by Capability Brown in 1780. The ancient woodland has a large collection of Azaleas and Rhododendrons, that are at their best in May. The old walled kitchen garden contains an important collection of native apple and pear tree species.

This beautiful medieval timber framed manor house is set in a vast acreage of ancient woodland and parkland. The gardens around the house have been developed over the last 600 years. The borders at the front of the house are laid out in a cottage style that provide a splendid summer display. There are also 50 hectares of orchard on the estate, which is part of an ongoing restoration project.

A 15th-c. Grade I listed castle with spectacular formal gardens, which contain mature trees, large herbaceous borders, formal parterres, pavilions, pergolas, a kitchen garden and a maze with a Gothic tower. The garden retains its original formal pattern of squares and rectangles, separated during Victorian times by brick walls.

Fine old Edwardian house with an old fashioned kitchen garden and lovely woodland walks, plus a hidden valley with giant rhododendrons. The site provides all year round interest, from massed spring bulbs to blazing summer herbaceous borders, followed by rich autumn colours from its extensive collection of deciduous trees and shrubs.

A Gothic style rectory set in a series of fantasy themed gardens that will enchant and amaze the whole family. Includes an African jungle, an 'Alice in Wonderland' garden, a tropical pirate domain, tranquil Japanese garden and a formal Italianate garden, complete with a Piazza and church.

Beautiful landscape located by the tranquil banks of the River Wye, with woodland walks and a working walled kitchen garden. A splendid carpets of bulbs can be viewed in the spring and in summer visitors can enjoy riverside walks and watch the wildlife.