The four acre garden is set around The Old Rectory, and enjoys panoramic views of the surrounding Herefordshire countryside and Hay Bluff.
The formal two acre garden is given strong form and outline by yew and hornbeam hedges creating the backdrop for many of the borders as well as providing essential shelter belt.
As a young garden, created since 2007, it is constantly changing and evolving. The story so far includes:
- Long, deep borders with shrubs, old fashioned roses, unusual and interesting perennials
- Woodland borders with shade loving plants
- Part walled vegetable parterre
- Wall trained fruit trees
- Orchard with old Herefordshire apple varieties
- Collection of young ornamental trees
- Wildlife pond
- Gazebo covered with roses and clematis
- Large glasshouse
There are plenty of seats around the garden for visitors to relax and enjoy the views.
The garden has good spring interest, is particularly good during June, and strong late summer colour in September.
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