12 June 2010 - 27 June 2010
in association with the Harold-Barry Trust
A leafy road in the Bandon River Valley leads one to Kilcolman Rectory with its mature grounds, sweeping lawns, magnificent Beech Trees, many rare Species Rhododendrons, Azaleas and Magnolia, (which were all brought from China). [click title to read more...]
Various themes, plants, grasses, bamboos, perennials, hidden paths and water features are common place across this beautifully maintained garden of over 2 acres. [click title to read more...]
Extending to 45 acres in total on the edge of Bantry Bay, the gardens and grounds are a wonderful mix of formal and informal. Arranged over seven terraces, highlights include the Italianate garden with its formal yew and box hedging and elevated ancient Wisteria Circle. [click title to read more...]
A 2 acre garden, terraced to take advantage of it’s steep position close to Dunmanus Bay. A garden of many themed ‘rooms’, taking the visitor from the Northern Hemisphere to the Southern Hemisphere with plants in abundance. [click title to read more...]
