Moors Meadow is an intriguing and eclectic garden, full of appeal to the true plantsman. The seven-acre organic hillside site offers superb views over the Kyre Valley and comprises a variety of environments rich in unusual and exotic plants. There are countless spring bulbs, brimming herbaceous borders, a grass garden, a rhododendron glade, a fernery, a cottage-style garden, a herb garden, and a highly productive kitchen garden. Assorted paths wind through the garden to add a sense of surprise and secrecy. Every one reveals a rarity. Moors Meadow will fascinate the gardener who loves to explore at all times of the year and appeals to anyone not looking for formal or traditional planting.

The resident Blacksmith is Joel Black -  www.joelblackknives.com

To see a short video of the garden visit "Youtube" and search "Moors Meadow Garden".

 

Open times -   To visit please contact us first to ensure it is open your prefered day as these days do vary weekly either phone the numbers below or message us by the "contact us" facility on this web site.

                                                           Tel. 01885 410318    Mobile. 07812 041179

Awards: Voted BBC Gardener's World "Most Romantic" Garden in Central England. Voted 2nd "Most Favourite" Garden in Central England (1st was Ryton Organic Garden). Bronze Medal - Britains Best Gardeners Garden 2015. National Gardens Scheme trowel 2011 for 10 years support.

                       To find out more about what is going on follow me on Twitter: @MoorsMeadow

                   Herefordshire Horticultural Hub  http://www.hortihub.co.uk The Hub was formed in order to promote and link the exceptional businesses and skills found in and around the region.

Open: Individual visitors and groups throughout the year by appointment - please phone or via the "contact us" facility on this web site.           

        Admission: £6.50 Children over 4-16 years £1.50  

Season Tickets £18 a great gift to yourself or for family and friends

                       Accessibility: The lie of the land makes some of the garden difficult for the infirm and sensible footwear is recommended.
For further information: Ros Bissell  01885 410318 / 07812041179
Guide dogs only are permitted in the garden.

The Head Gardener is also available for talks to clubs and groups on a variety of garden related topics.