© Elizabeth Taylor


Tucked away on the southfacing slopes of The Radnor Valley this richly planted garden is a subtle tapestry of colour throughout the season.

In the main garden a yew walk leads into a box-edged parterre planted with bulbs, perennials and some unusual annuals. Beyond, an airy wiremesh "church" creates an eccentric and attractive frame work for roses and rare clematis. A small garden is scented by a hedge of Hidcote lavender, and a gate cuts through a beech hedge leading to the meadow beyond which even finer views of the surrounding hills can be seen from the balustraded toposcope.


"This is an inspiring and satisfying place to visit"
The Good Gardens Guide 2006
 
"Located in the beautiful Radnor Hills - the perfect foil for a jewel-box garden"
Gardens Illustrated, October 2003