Tregrehan Garden
4.0/5 (1 ratings)-
Photograph © Tregrehan
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Photograph © Tregrehan
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Photograph © Tregrehan
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History
Records show that the Carlyon Family have been ardent horticulturists since the early 17th Century. The latest additions to this legacy have been the camellia breeding programme by Miss G Carlyon and much clearing and planting by Tom Hudson.
Plants of Note
The feeling when walking especially in the woodland is of the extent of the botanical diversity. Many plants are of known source origin, and grouped geographically to form a living Green Gene Bank. Many trees have reached exceptional size with at least two dozen being the largest of their type in the UK including the tallest Gingko, among many conifers and oaks especially.
Opening times - Mid March to end May. Wednesday to Sunday. Open 10.30am to 5pm. Also open Wednesdays 1pm to 4:30pm from June to August. Also open to groups at any time by appointment
Admission - Adult £5.00 Child Free
Website - Visit the Tregrehan Garden website
Local Hotels
Hotels within 30km as the crow flies from this garden.-
Trehellas House (17km away)
From £47.00 to £185.00
Nearby Gardens
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Pinetum Park & Pine Lodge Gardens (1km away)
(4.7/5)
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Eden Project Garden (1km away)
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Marsh Villa Gardens (2km away)
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Headland Garden (6km away)
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The Lost Gardens of Heligan (8km away)
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Lanhydrock Garden (10km away)
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Probus Gardens (13km away)
Nearby Garden Nurseries
Garden Nurseries within 30km as the crow flies from this garden.-
Pine Lodge Gardens & Nursery (1km away)
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Hidden Valley Gardens (4km away)
(5.0/5)
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Duchy of Cornwall (9km away)
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Bodmin Plant and Herb Nursery (12km away)
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Trewithen Nursery (12km away)
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The Old Mill Herbary (17km away)
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Bregover Plants (28km away)
Reviews and Comments
Have you visited this garden?-
about 2 years ago
Anonymous said
I like Tregrehan. Every time I visit its been improved a bit more. The Victorian long glasshouse and the walled garden contain some special items. Some good reticulata camellias around the walled area. More recent plantings extend into the valley. Staff in the shop are willing to offer advice and, if you are lucky, you may find several camellias for sale here that you won't find in other gardens.
(4.0/5)
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