Bosvigo Gardens

Created by the Artist owner with dazzling displays of vivid colour and plant harmonies from February to October. Spring bulbs and Hellebores, summer herbaceous borders, autumn finale of ‘firework’ colours. House open for pre-arranged parties.

The gardens are open to the public from March to the end of September. Hellebore Day - Saturday 22nd February 2014

Wednesdays, Thursdays & Fridays  From: 11am. until 6pm.

Admission: Adults £5.00 (2 for 1 entry for CGS Members)
  Children under 5 go free
  Children between 5-15 £2 each
  Sorry no concessions.

Sorry no dogs except guide dogs, limited wheel-chair access, toilets and on-site parking

Bosvigo House, Bosvigo Lane, Truro TR1   3NH
Phone: +44(0)1872 275774     www.bosvigo.com

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Upcoming Events

  • May
    01

    Self Drive Visits to Scorrier House, Redruth and Trevince, Gwenna

    Spring is one of the best times to visit Scorrier with its bluebells, camellias and rhododendrons. Originally built in 1780 by John Williams as a mine office, the gardens, where William Lobb was once employed, were planted later. In addition to the gardens, Caroline and Richard Williams are kindly permitting us to view the formal herbaceous border, conservatory and large walled garden where vegetables are grown.

    Newly opened to the public following Richard and Trish Stone’s ongoing restoration, Trevince comprises 25 acres of parkland, a one-acre walled garden, an ornamental woodland walk, an orchard and pinetum, and a collection of endangered conifers. Current renovation projects relate to a brick summerhouse in the Pond Garden and citrus cultivation.

    To download a booking form for this self-drive visit, please click here.

  • May
    7 - 11

    Garden holiday to Worcestershire Gardens and The RHS Malvern Spring Flower Festival

    Show gardens, top quality nurseries, specialist plant exhibitors and the beautiful Floral Marquee make RHS Malvern a wonderful event to experience.

    Other highlights include visits to Spetchley Park Gardens with its stunning flowering shrubs and spring bulbs; White Cottage & Nursery with it snake’s head fritillary meadow; Morton Hall and its Tulip Festival; Perrycroft Arts & Craft Garden, designed by Charles Voysey, set on the steep side of the Malvern Hills with spectacular views of the Black Mountains; and a day at RHS Chelsea Gold medallist John Massey’s Ashwood Nurseries complete with garden tour. 

    Dinner, bed and breakfast will be at the popular Three Ways House Hotel in Mickleton, home of the famous Pudding Club. 

    To download a booking form for this garden holiday, please click here.