Have you ever seen a garden as exquisite as this?

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Stroberry Garden

Delight the senses with a leisurely wander around Stoberry Garden. This jewel in Somerset’s crown is an extraordinary feat of the imagination from the head designer, and offers a wonderful space to relax in nature. The garden features a stunning combination of wildlife ponds, water features and artistically-placed sculptures, alongside colourful, floral borders designed to invite interest through every season. Not only will you get to enjoy spring bulbs, roses and more, but you’ll also be able to drink in the dramatic views of Wells, its cathedral and the Vale Of Avalon.

Autumn Flowers

As Autumn arrives, garden hues change - greens are deeper, with bronze and burgundies now taking centre stage. After a long, hot summer with borders full of vibrant flowers, the pace slows down a little. Here at Stoberry there are still masses of roses, dahlias, fuschias and asters. Virginia creepers are at their peak - a truly beautiful display. Plant shapes are beginning to reappear as the flower petals start to fall and different parts of the garden hold their own. In particular the ornamental grass beds are attractive with their strong shapes and forms, but with movement in the breeze. In the Lime Walk rich Asters 'Purple Dome' and deep pink Penstemon 'Garnet' complement each other well. The lightly spotted leaves of Pittosporum 'Irene Patterson' contrast nicely with a mat of green Persicaria bistorta 'Superba' topped by lollipops of pink flowers. Tall, cheerful Helianthus giganteus 'Sheila's Sunshine' and Salvia bethellii offer vertical interest. Whilst Viburnum plicatum having flowered all summer, now continues the show with horizontal branches laden with warm red leaves. Autumn colour is always appreciated. Here at Stoberry Park Garden we have vibrant foliage and beautiful blooms. In the Walled Garden we have a wonderful selection of climbing roses weaving their way through Beech Arches above variegated Phormiums with red leaved, pale pink Dahlias below. New garden projects include a modern take on a rockery and towards the latter part of the year we look forward to embracing nature in a wild life area.