Gardens
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Curraghmore Estate The estate has contained the home of the Marquis of Waterford and his ancestors since 1170, includes an arboretum, a bridge built in 1205 and a unique shell grotto built and decorated by the Countess of Tyrone in 1754. |
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Mount Congreve Gardens The gardens at Mount Congreve consist of seventy acres of intensively planted woodland garden and a four-acre walled garden. The collection consists of over two thousand rhododendrons, six hundred camellias, three hundred Acer cultivars, six hundred conifers, two hundred and fifty climbers and fifteen hundred plants plus many more tender plants. |
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Shady Plants Garden A two year old garden of approx. 1.5 acres with adjoining specialist Fern Nursery. This is a developing garden with many unusual trees, shrubs, herbaceous and over a 100 varieties of ferns. |
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Lismore Castle Gardens Gardens set in seven acres within 17th. Century walls. Fine collection of magnolias, camellias, rhododendrons, herbaceous borders and contemporary sculpture. |
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Tourin House & Gardens Surrounded by parkland with mature and rare trees. Tourin gardens extend over five acres and include a fine collection of camellias, rhododendrons, magnolias and a walled garden with flowers, fruit, vegetables and herbs. |
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Dromana House & Garden Garden and woodland walks perched above the River Blackwater, featuring mostly rhododendrons and acid loving plants. The formal terrace overlooks the river and the platform is formed by the roof of the boathouse below. |
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Cappoquin House & Gardens Five-acre informal south facing garden with views over the Blackwater valley. Large collection of unusual trees and shrubs. |
