Glendurgan Garden, near Falmouth

Glendurgan is truly a great garden owned by the National trust. Set in a 30 acre woodland valley and created by Albert Fox around 1826, it enjoys a very mild climate due to its fine sheltered position and has fine views to the Helford Estuary.
During the years many exotic and rare trees and shrubs have been collected and grown here.
In Spring camellias, azaleas, magnolias and wild flowers all feature giving beautiful displays and colours, followed by foxgloves in early Summer. The Summer also brings a stunning show of Hydrangeas.

The laurel maze and Giant's stride are popular with children and make Glendurgan worth visiting with all the family.
The garden is just one of a cluster of gardens in this area of Cornwall, and just yards from Trebah Gardens.

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Disabled Access, refreshments, plant sales.
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When is the best time to visit Glendurgan Garden?
We feel the best time to visit Glendurgan Garden is in the Spring from March to early June for the rhododendrons, camellias and magnolias.

If you are looking for things to do in Cornwall this weekend we have some beautiful places for you to visit on your day out!


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