Chelsea might be over but that does not mean that you have to wait another year to see a fabulous Andy Sturgeon designed garden. Andy won Gold at Chelsea this year with his Daily Telegraph sponsored garden, in addition to that award he also walked away from the show clutching the Best in Show prize. If you would like to see a garden designed by Andy then you need to head for Brynbella, Tremeirchion, North East Wales on the weekend of 13th June.
Opening for the NGS for the first time this year this stunning garden of differing ‘rooms’ features an award-winning gravel garden designed by multi RHS Gold medal winner Andy Sturgeon. The garden is a mix of water, woodland and walled garden with fruit trees, potager, rose garden, white garden and an inner garden with herbaceous, shrubs and woodland walks all nestling in the beautiful Vale of Clwyd.
Most of the garden is accessible by wheelchair users. There are however slopes and gravel paths in the gravel garden.
Sun 13 June (1 – 5pm). Visitors are also welcome by appointment May – September on the first & second Tuesday of each month (11am - 4pm). Sorry no coaches please.
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