THE National Garden Scheme (NGS) will be coming to Llanfyllin this weekend as owners of Bryngwyn Hall will be opening the doors.
On Sunday, August 4, the Grade II-listed hall will open its gardens to the public as part of the national scheme to make it accessible to all.
An NGS spokesman explained what visitors may expect if they head to support the garden on Saturday.
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The charity said: “It is a stunning Grade II-listed nine-acre garden with 60 acres of parkland restored by the current owner.
“Large herbaceous borders and a deliciously scented rose garden lead to a huge serpentine lake.
“Unusual mature trees and shrubs and a unique poison garden with over 110 poisonous plants.
“As the garden was left untouched for 50 years there is an interesting spectrum of wild herbs and plants in the long grass.
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“Much to explore and space for children to run around.”
The gardens will be open on Sunday, August 4, from 12 to 5pm.
Dogs welcome, wheelchair access. Accessible for coaches. Homemade teas. Admission £7; children free.
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