Erddig House and Gardens, near Wrexham

The walled garden at Erddig House and Garden is one of the most important surviving 18th century gardens in Britain and probably the biggest. There are various gardens spaces within the walled garden but the largest space is dominated by a wide canal which leads up to the house. This canal is bordered by an extensive wildflower area with many species including orchids.

The walled garden is also home to one of the longest herbaceous borders you will see and this is a riot of colour in the summer.  There is a lovely rose border where roses climb intermingled with clematis. Topiary is a feature of this property and comes in all shapes and sizes.

If you like walking there are 3 trails taking you through the extensive park where dogs are welcome on leads.

The fascinating house with over 30,000  plus objects is also open to the public so make time to visit it.

Erddig Gardens Opening Times - click here

Restaurant, gift shop, country park.
Disabled Access.
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