Cornwall has many great gardens, most of which are
within easy reach from Trethem Mill |
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Lamorran
House - St Mawes
overlooking the sea and St.
Anthony's Head, the water gardens are a particular
feature amongst this 4 acre garden
Open Wednesday & Fridays only |
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Trelissick - Feock
the gardens and estate cover 376
acres with glorious views down the estuary towards the
sea. Renowned for rhododendrons, camellias, acers, tree
ferns and hydrangeas |
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Trebah
- Mawnan Smith, Falmouth
this 25 acre garden runs down from the 18th century
house to the beach and river. Famous for sub-tropical
ferns, palms and giant gunnera |
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Trewithen
- Grampound
surrounded by landscaped parkland, this 30
acre garden is renowned for camellias,
rhododendrons, magnolias and rare trees and shrubs |
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Glendurgan - Mawnan
Smith, Falmouth
this National Trust garden has camellias, magnolias
and is famous for it's laurel maze and Giant's Stride |
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The Eden Project
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St Austell
an
unforgettable location for an educational
resource and environmental showcase. A fascinating world of
plants and people showing the need for
each other for mutual
survival |
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Lost Gardens of Heligan -
St Austell
200 acres of Victorian
gardens and grounds with walled gardens, summerhouses, lakes, ponds,
productive gardens and fruit-houses as
well as a
22 acre subtropical jungle |
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for more information about gardens in Cornwall -
www.gardensincornwall.co.uk |
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