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Cornish Spring Gardens

GeorgePritchard

20 years ago

My wife and I love visiting Cornish gardens in the Spring time. We have made a web site so that others can share our visits and you can find the site at

http://members.tripod.com/morrablectures/

We hope you enjoy looking at the wonderful gardens and reading some of their history. It will soon be time to add more gardens to the site as spring is just around the corner.

George

Here is a link that might be useful: Cornish Gardens Photos

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gardengull
20 years ago
Hi
your website is nice - here are a few more that we so enjoyed -
Barbara Hepworth Museum garden, St Ives
St Michaels Mount, Megavissey
Heligan, restored Victorian garden, St. Austell
Eden Project, St Austell

And the following may not be Cornwall technically, cant remember but dont miss Lanhydrock (house, formal estate gardens, and woodland walkways.

Lucky you, if you are headed that way again and again,
Gull
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