Gardens in Cornwall
With the warming influence of the Gulf stream, Cornwall boasts a mild, oceanic climate that allows for gentle winters and warm summers.
Cornish gardens are famous for their variety of sub-tropical blooms, wild woodland trails, and meticulously landscaped foliage. Visit Trebah Gardens to experience one of the top 80 gardens in the world, homing a private beach and an abundance of tropical plant species. For a taste of history, visit the National Trust’s Trelissick house and gardens, located on its own peninsula with stunning views over the Fal estuary. Stepping back in time to Europe’s largest garden restoration, The Lost Gardens of Heligan are a magical atmosphere of woodland walks, garden history, and of course, mystery. Finally, a talk of gardens would not be complete without mention of The Eden Project. An educational charity exploring the connection between the Earth and all its living beings, Eden is a playground for all inquisitive minds out there.