This is a very special garden, with glorious views, lots of unusual plants, both native and cultivated, and a newly discovered water-garden.
The Garden at the Yew Tree is the Welsh version of the Lost Gardens of Heligon.
We want to show you some of its history, and some of the glory so far discovered.
It is going to take a while to get this site up and running, but do come back at intervals to see what is appearing..
| History and rediscovery. Here you will find the history of the garden and its creation, and the account of its rediscovery. Click here to go this section (not yet written) |
The gardens and the plants growing there. Here you will find a description of the gardens as they are now, and phtographs and details of some of the plants growing there. Click here to go to this section (not yet written). |
| The woodlands and arboretum Here you will find details of the areas of woodland, both planted and natural, and the plants that grow there, including the bluebell woods.Click here to go this section (not yet ready) |
The wildlife meadow This meadow is a Gwent Wildlife meadow because of the richness of variety of plants in it. Click here to see more about this meadow (not yet ready). |
| The water garden This water-garden is new rediscovered and very beautiful.. Click here to see more of what we have found (not ready yet). |
The biodiversity area This area has huge old native trees along it's edge and a variety of (at present unmanaged) once coppiced trees etc. Click here to find out more about this area (not ready yet.). |