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Notice how Rowan (Mountain Ash) trees are covered in berries right now. All because of the warm settled weather in May when bees were pollinating the flowers. www.gardenstovisit.net
4 days ago
Succulents on display at West Dean Gardens in Sussex. www.gardenstovisit.net
5 days ago
A rare and beautiful Chinese tree which has seldom flowered in Britain before, Emmenopterys henryi, is flowering right now in two English gardens! Borde Hill in Sussex and Batsford in Gloucestershire. www.gardenstovisit.net
1 week ago
270 year-old beech trees in the grounds of Belton House, Lincolnshire carved with the names of many people who over the centuries have found shade beneath their branches on hot summer days like this. www.gardenstovisit.net
2 weeks ago
High summer in Great Dixter Gardens, stunning herbaceous borders. www.gardenstovisit.net
2 weeks ago
The beginning of another hot day in the gardens at Miserden Park in the Cotswolds. Winner of the 2018 HHA Garden of the Year award. www.gardenstovisit.net
3 weeks ago
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Garden Holidays in Snowdonia
Autumn in the Gardens of Snowdonia and North Wales -
22nd - 26th October 2018
A spectacular autumn tour of the beautiful gardens of Snowdonia and North Wales led by garden writer and broadcaster Tony Russell.
This is the time of year when the gardens are full of vibrant leaf colours from the many plants that thrive here, including Japanese maples, decidious azaleas, beeches and oaks. During the tour you will visit some of the finest gardens within the region. In each garden you will learn about the history, design and plant collections, as well as autumn colour at its best.
Gardens to be visited include, Nanhoron, Portmeirion, Plas Brondanw, Bodnant, Plas Cadnant, Aber Artro and Plas yn Rhiw. A tour of the gardens at Plas Tan y Bwlch will also be included.
Sir Clough Williams-Ellis
The architect Sir Clough Williams-Ellis, is probably best known for his creation of the 'Italianate' village of Portmeirion on the north-west coast of Wales. A fantasy landscape, visited by hundreds of thousands of people each year ...
Less well-known is Sir Clough's ancestral home and garden at Plas Brondanw. Here, long before he embarked on Portmeirion, Sir Clough created one of the finest 'Arts & Crafts' gardens in Britain.
Dyffryn - Vale of Glamorgan
This remarkable 55-acre (22-hectare) Grade I listed Edwardian garden, located in the heart of the Vale of Glamorgan, has as its centre a grandiose Grade II listed mansion remodelled in 1893 for coal magnate John Cory, who had purchased the property two years earlier. Cory commissioned eminent landscape architect Thomas Mawson to design a garden around the house and a masterplan was produced in 1903-04, although work did not begin in earnest until 1906. After John Cory’s death in 1910, his son Reginald, who had studied law at Cambridge but found horticulture much more interesting, collaborated with Mawson on the design and over time became a fine horticulturalist and enthusiastic plant collector, sponsoring expeditions for plant hunters such as George Forrest, Ernest Wilson and Harold Coomber.
Garden Themed Holidays
Tony Russell leads a number of garden-themed holidays, covering all parts of the world.
To find out more about a garden-themed holiday please click here
The Garden Holidays page features an article, originally published in the Telegraph.
This article gives an enjoyable account of a garden-themed holiday that Tony Russell led and is an excellent introduction to Garden Tours.
The Garden Holidays page also has a brief description and links to two companies that Tony Russell works with - Brightwater Holidays & Victoria Travel.
Discover Britain's Gardens
Discover Britain for Groups is published four times a year.
Photographic Library
Over the last ten years, Tony Russell has built up a digital photographic library of some 12,000 high quality publishable images relating to trees, shrubs, flowers, gardens and landscapes. Selections of Tony Russell's pictures have appeared in numerous articles and books.
These images are now available for others to use.
They may be of special value to Magazine Editors, Writers and Journalists in illustrating articles and magazine features.
The pictures are not available elsewhere - they are exclusive to Gardens to Visit.
To find out more details please go here.