gardens meath

Two houses, two gardens with almost 200 years dividing them - Glebewood dating from 1990. The older and more mature garden is on undulating land, with low stone walls bounded by mature trees - blue cedars, pines, conifers, acers and larch.

The aim of the desigers was to create an overall atmosphere of interest and relaxtion in an environment of changing plants and seasons. The gardens are in the village of Ratoath, of classical design set on different levels which easily combine matur...

Grove Gardens are situated in the heart of County Meath. The gardens extend to over four acres. It is host to one of the largest collections of clematis in Europe, with 250 different varieties and approximately 700 planted in total.
Herbaceous borders are one of the major attractions to visitors. There is also a tea room. There is also a nursery where one can buy clematis, roses and herbaceous plants.

The ultimate destination is the courtyard garden, a large gravelled area...

Hamwood is an 18th century house built in the Palladian style by Charles Hamilton in 1779.

The gardens consist of the Pine Walk containing many fine specimen trees, the rose garden and walled garden containing the resored Serpentine walk garden (established 1800), herb garden and shrubs....