Timpany Gardens & Nursery
This is a garden of some 20 acres, much of which has been created in the last few years. The older part of the garden, extending to approximately 3 acres has been under continuous development since 1973 when three small fields were acquired and a shelter belt established. The natural divisions still remain and now comprise about an acre of lawn, herbaceous borders and beds, shrubs and rockery, about one and half acres planted as an arboretum, small areas of woodland, and a cottage garden containing many rare and unusual plants. The new gardens have been under development since 1992; several acres have been planted with predominantly broad-leaved trees and a new arboretum is being established. There is a new herbaceous border and recent plantings of rhododendrons and other shrubs. There are extensive walks, for energetic visitors, through both the old and new gardens, through the new woodland and around the ponds. There is also a picnic area adjacent to the car-park and a nursery in which plants can be purchased.
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Nearby Eating Out
The Mulberry Tree Restaurant
The restaurant is a cafe by day and a restaurant by night and located within the village’s old post office. It couldn’t get any more charming if it tried. The Mulberry Tree’s owner George Hanna has owned and ran this restaurant for nigh on two
Nearby Accommodation
Nutgrove House
Built circa 1834, Nutgrove House offers couples an exceptional opportunity to create beautiful memories that will last a lifetime.
Creeghduff Lodge
Creeghduff Lodge may be a small B&B with only two rooms, but believe me, it’s a perfect find, run by Sarah and John, who transitioned from farming to hospitality with remarkable grace. Their dedication to making guests feel at home is palpable, and their warm hospitality shines through.