Bryn Gwern Gardens

June 02, 2016 • 3 Comments

Bryn Gwern Gardens, Dolgellau, Wales.

This enchanting garden is only open to the public two or three days a year. The house with two acres of land was bought by a mid-wife nearly thirty years ago, at that time the land had been covered in trees and bracken and she decided she was going to change it. Gradually she cleared the land and built this beautiful garden in the hills overlooking Dolgellau with views to Cader Idris. The garden was designed around natural features including streams and ponds and is a haven for wildlife too.

I was staying in Dolgellau, Wales, for a week to photograph disused mines in the area. Sunday 15th May was a beautiful evening and having spent the day underground, I was pleased to find this enchanting garden just round the corner from the cottage we were staying in. It was late in the evening and the garden was technically closed, but we were welcomed with open arms and told to enjoy the garden!

The money raised from opening the garden to the public a few days a years is helping to raise funds for cancer charities and a local home for elderly residents.

The garden is next open Sunday 24 July 2016 (10am - 5pm). Admission £3.50, children free. Cream teas available.

Bryn Gwern
Llanfachreth
Dolgellau
Gwynedd
Gwynedd
LL40 2DH

Visits can be arranged outside of the organised dates by arrangement between March and October - contact:

H O & P D Nurse
01341 450 255
[email protected]

Website

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The adorable photography of the flowers on here is just tremendous. I’m sure various people around are looking for flower photography they would be happy to have them here. Keep bringing the excellent photography update here.

hilary nurse(non-registered)

thank you, had no idea you were going to do this, what a great way to celebrate the ngs and all the good cancer and careing charities, it and all the garden openers that support the ngs do. Lovely photographs of the garden and the mines.
Am really grateful, may your buisiness do well. thank you

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