by CGS-PR | Jul 20, 2026 | CGS News
Members enjoyed another fascinating day exploring three very different gardens, two of which are rarely open to the public, making this a particularly special event. With 40 members joining us for the day, we divided into two groups to make the most of each visit. One...
by Jules Moore | Apr 21, 2026
A beautiful 1.25 acre coastal garden in an AONB and Tremenheere Sculpture garden tour and dusk experience in James Turrelll’s skyspace Enjoy a beautiful coastal garden of over an acre at Perranuthnoe, overlooking Mounts Bay, with high hedges to afford some...
by Jules Moore | Apr 21, 2026
Come and join us for a day at this glorious 65 acre garden in N. Devon including a private guided garden tour. So much to enjoy, for both the expert and the amateur, including the Exotic Garden, Lady Anne’s arboretum, Fruit and veg garden, Bicentenary arboretum, Upper...
by Jules Moore | Feb 7, 2026
Trewithen lost more than a hundred trees during Storm Goretti. However, with such devastation comes opportunity. Come and see the aftermath of the storm in the gardens and hear from Gary Long, the Head Gardener, how Trewithen plans to reclaim areas of the garden and...
by Jules Moore | Feb 5, 2026
Members will enjoy a welcome hot drink on arrival, followed by a kitchen garden tour led by in house experts. ‘The kitchen garden is at the heart of every Pig’. This restored kitchen garden enclosed by ancient slate walls contains immaculate rows of vegetables and...
by Jules Moore | Feb 5, 2026
An action packed day visiting three contrasting gardens west of Penzance. A slightly exotic cottage garden reflecting the unique climate of Mousehole. Packed with the unusual and exotic, there will be a greater number of species that you don’t recognise than those you...
by Jules Moore | Feb 5, 2026
A behind the scenes tour of Hayle Plants in the morning, looking at plant production and the extensive retail plant selection. A wide range of plants are grown here including succulents, hedging plants, tender species, hardy shrubs and the exotic. The afternoon visit...
by Jules Moore | Jan 15, 2026
The first visit of the day is to Burncoose Nursery where we will learn more about camellias and hear about the preparations for showing them at Chelsea. The visit starts with tea/coffee and cake before a tour of Burncoose Gardens by Andrew Mills, the Head Gardener....
by Jules Moore | Dec 1, 2025
Friday 30th to Saturday 31st January 2026 Start the new year by indulging your love of horticulture in one of Cornwall’s most beautiful coastal locations. Cornwall Garden Society has partnered with The Nare to offer horticulture enthusiasts the perfect blend of...