Every garden tells a story
Embark on a journey through some of the most unusual, vibrant and beautiful gardens in mid Wales and indulge in a dose of green therapy.
From impressive botanical gardens to wildflower meadows and ancient bluebell woodlands, discover the natural beauty of Wales.
The National Botanic Garden of Wales
Lying less than an hour from Lake Country House Hotel, the National Botanic Garden of Wales is one of the UK's most captivating destinations. Devoted to biodiversity research and conservation, this world-class garden offers an extensive array of plant species and a wealth of information.
Discover the world’s largest single-span glasshouse, home to some of the most endangered plants on the planet and roam through over 500 acres of parkland and nature reserve.
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Aberglasney House and Gardens
One of the finest gardens in mid Wales, Aberglasney can be found in the scenic Towy Valley. Just a 45-minute drive from the Lake Country House and close to the National Botanic Gardens of Wales, Aberglasney offers centuries-old history and an array of meticulously cultivated gardens. With over ten distinct gardens featuring diverse plant life and exquisite planting schemes, Aberglasney promises a delightful day out.
Aberglasney is open every day except Christmas Day; no booking needed. Find more information here.
Llysdinam Gardens
Backed by the Cambrian Mountains and overlooking the Wye Valley, the tranquil Llysdinam Gardens surround Llysdinam Hall. The gardens are run by the Llysdinam Trust, who work to maintain their historical importance.
Explore the romantic 20-acre grounds and stroll through the walled kitchen garden with an extensive collection of greenhouses, and discover the bog garden, woodside walks and newly restored lakeside planting.
The gardens are open by appointment only. Book here.
Cym Weeg Gardens
The innovative gardens of Cym Weeg have featured on numerous television shows and magazines. Discover 3 acres of formal gardens set within 21 acres of wildflower meadows and ancient bluebell woodland.
The garden features several unusual surprises, including a grotto, fountains and tree sculptures.
The Powys gardens are open from May to October. Find out more here.