Tremenheere Sculpture Gardens
5.0/5 (1 ratings)-
Photograph © Charlotte Weychan
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Photograph © Charlotte Weychan
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Photograph © Charlotte Weychan
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In 1997, Neil Armstrong, a local doctor, purchased 11 acres of land in a valley overlooking Mounts Bay and St Michael's Mount. The sub-tropical micro-climate allows tender plants such as cacti and agave to be grown outside. Armstrong is a great admirer of William Robinson and his conception of "The Wild Garden". There are several contemporary sculptures.
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Nearby Garden Nurseries
Garden Nurseries within 30km as the crow flies from this garden.-
Hardy Exotics (2km away)
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The Old Withy Garden Nursery (16km away)
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Fir Tree Farm Nursery (19km away)
(4.0/5)
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Burncoose Nurseries (20km away)
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Cross Common Nursery (26km away)
Reviews and Comments
Have you visited this garden?-
over 1 year ago
Charotte
said
A truly wonderful garden with incredible views and visionary planting! This is one to watch over the years as it grows.
(5.0/5)
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