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☎ 01872 501310 menu garden opening times 19th feb - 17th june 2018 open from 10:00 am until 5:00 pm last entry at 4:00 pm weather caerhays weather forecast news new holiday lets nearly ready! percuil & parc an bounder - 20 mins from caerhays vacancy- office worker 3 - 4 days a week including sunday. click for more news & events... history and beauty on the cornish coast it is difficult not to be stunned when you visit caerhays castle and its 140 acre gardens which are the home of the williams family. the natural beauty of the coastline and its steep valleys, the architectural surprises, the inescapable sense of history and the range of activities and facilities that the estate offers, all set the scene for a wonderful day of discovery and exploration. the gardens originated from the work of plant hunters in china at the start of the 20th century. caerhays bred the very first x williamsii camellias and is today the home of a plant heritage national collection of magnolias containing over 600 species and named hybrids from around the world. the gardens have an international reputation and have been described as 'world class'. the castle itself was designed by the famous regency architect john nash around 200 years ago and both the building and the two families who have lived and worked at caerhays have played significant roles in the history of cornwall and its former tin mining industry. you can visit the castle and gardens, walk in the grounds and visit the stunning beaches and coastal paths which make up the estate. this is a renowned shooting estate, a popular wedding venue as well as often being used for filming, as a photographic location and for corporate hospitality. enjoy the tranquility, beauty and history of the whole estate for a day, or for longer if you choose to stay awhile in the restored georgian splendour of the vean or in one of the estate’s many holiday cottages. tweets by caerhaysgardens june 15th, on this day - the caerhays garden diary, 1898 - to date 2018 – chw (photos to follow) karpinus kawakamii restored to life and new growth after the beast had, we thought, rendered it dead. the light pruning from six weeks ago has helped. leptospermum lonigerum full out and a blaze of white. this i think might just be the true magnolia ‘yuchelia’. it is labelled as such and only just out now. i will be forwarding these pictures to my friend who pointed out my longstanding error and the impossibility of our original plant being true to name based on its parentage. 2017 – chw garden visitors keep muttering that there is ‘nothing to see’. although an early flowering year they simply do not take the trouble to look around even with a 2for1 entry offer. rhododendron viscosum on the drive. i have never taken in this elderly late flowering species here before. the one at burncoose is paler and a bit later to flower. nice scent. rhododendron viscosum rhododendron viscosum rhododendron viscosum there are three separate clumps of rhododendron indicum on the drive. perhaps some are rhododendron nakaharae types? there are three distinct pink forms here and they flower sporadically over a long period. rhododendron indicum rhododendron indicum rhododendron indicum this is a late evergreen azalea with orangeish flowers. more in a big clump by the fernery. no idea of a name. evergreen azalea with orangeish flowers evergreen azalea with orangeish flowers another clump of low growing indicum or are they dwarf enough to be nakaharae? more assorted colours here as they cover the entire bank. low growing indicum low growing indicum low growing indicum another forgotten but now sizeable and mature styrax japonicus ‘pink chimes’ hidden away in the back of the drive. not quite as pink in bud or when first out as the one on the bank by the trevanion holly but a weeping habit here as there. styrax japonicus ‘pink chimes’ styrax japonicus ‘pink chimes’ deutzia ‘strawberry fields’ is just going over by the hovel. superb as usual. deutzia ‘strawberry fields’ deutzia ‘strawberry fields’ first flowering of three small rhododendron cumberlandense. one more red than the others which have a yellowish orange flash. could the red one be rhododendron flammeum instead? both are native species to the southern usa. rhododendron cumberlandense rhododendron cumberlandense the best thing in the ‘nothing to see’ garden today may well be cornus kousa ‘doubloon’ which is far further out than most others. huge bracts which completely obscure the leaves. what a sight! cornus kousa ‘doubloon’ cornus kousa ‘doubloon’ cornus kousa ‘doubloon’ 2016 – chw here are the latest leaf pictures, studio taken by karol, of michelia floribunda and michelia doltsopa from tregrehan. these show that the former species has a leaf petiole or leaf ‘scar’ of circa 50mm in length while the latter has a ‘scar’ of only circa 20mm in length. apparently this is the only way to separate these two pretty obviously identical species in terms of habit, leaf size/shape and flowers. my paper disputing this conclusion is nearly finished and i hope to promote some argument. leaf petiole leaf petiole leaf petiole 2015 – chw another wander up the top part of the drive. just by the start of hovel cart road is yet another rather good deciduous azalea with no name. there are several still out but you have to hunt them down amid the greenery. azalea no name azalea no name azalea no name deutzia ‘strawberry fields’ by the hovel turning is one of those shrubs which can readily leap out of a smaller garden into a woodland context. for what it is worth i do not think you will find a better deutzia despite all the recent new species introduced by roy lancaster and others. deutzia ‘strawberry fields’ deutzia ‘strawberry fields’ deutzia ‘strawberry fields’ we have just missed sorbus folgneri ‘emiel’ in flower at red linney. this was a selection by pavia nurseries and has attractive drooping new growth. good autumn colour apparently but i have not noticed as yet. sorbus folgneri ‘emiel sorbus folgneri ‘emiel’ after all the phytophthera ramorum scares i thought we had removed every larch on the place but i now discover, up from red linney, three cracking plants of larix kaempferi which are looking good. this japanese species has exceptional yellow autumn colour so we hope for the best. larix kaempferi one forgets just how large and attractive the flowers on young quercus ilex can be. the avenue on the top drive do not all flower at the same time nor do all the trees yet seem to be old enough to do so. quercus ilex quercus ilex caerhays estate | gorran | st austell | pl26 6ly ✉ [email protected] ☎ 01872 501310 website navigation home directions visitor info & opening times group visits gardens & estate holiday cottages the vean burncoose | house weddings & venue hire caerhays garden diary events & news burncoose nurseries newsletter signup contact us caerhays estate gorran st austell pl26 6ly 01872 501310 part of the caerhays estate return to top of page

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Registrant:
Caerhays Castle Gardens

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Registrant's address:
Caerhays Castle Gardens
Caerhays Castle
Gorran
St Austell
Cornwall
TR26 6LY
United Kingdom

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Expiry date: 22-Dec-2017
Last updated: 21-Dec-2015

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  ORGANIZATION Caerhays Castle Gardens

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ADDRESS
Caerhays Castle Gardens
Caerhays Castle
Gorran
St Austell
Cornwall
TR26 6LY
United Kingdom
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