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39 Gorgeous Gardens Gardens are in full bloom and there are many beautiful ones to visit at this time of year!


St Luke’s Hospice Open Gardens 6 May – Lewtrenchard Manor, EX20 4PN. 12noon – 4pm. 10 May – Stroll Gardens, Yelverton. 2 - 5pm. 17 May – Mothecombe House, Holberton. 11am – 5pm. 7 June – Diptford Village Gardens. 11am – 4pm. 20 & 21 June – Journey’s End, Ilsington. 10am – 4pm. For more info visit Stlukes-hospice.org.uk


1 May – 7 June LUKESLAND GARDENS (near Ivybridge/South Hams) Known for spring rhododendrons and azaleas. Open Sundays, Wednesdays, and Bank Holidays (11am-5pm) Known for spring rhododendrons and azaleas. Lukesland.co.uk


1 May – 27 June DARTINGTON HALL GARDENS Guided tours available for the stunning 26-acre landscape, featuring a rare blend of medieval history and 20th-century design by masters like Beatrix Farrand. Created from 1925 by Dorothy and Leonard Elmhirst, highlights include a 1,500-year-old yew tree, Henry Moore sculptures, and a tranquil, naturalistic atmosphere. Dartington.org


Top tip: Until the 27 June you can also visit the exhibition Dorothy’s Garden which explores the creation of the gardens including Dorothy’s own detailed colour charts and original notes.


May & June THE GARDEN HOUSE (Buckland Monachorum) This plantsmans’ paradise has a wonder- ful display of wisterias, azaleas and rho- dodendrons. Open Tuesdays to Sundays (10.30am – 3.30pm). thegardenhouse.org.uk


19 May OVERBECK’S GARDEN Join Devon Gardens Trust and Ian Trought for a tour of this sub- tropical garden on the edge of Salcombe. 2-5pm. Devongardenstrust.org.uk


7 June TOPSHAM GARDENS Enjoy 9 beautiful gardens around the town in aid of hospicecare. 2-5pm.


14 June GALMPTON OPEN GARDENS This annual charity event invites visitors to meander through a variety of fascinating gardens in Galmpton village, with entertain- ment from local music groups as well as refreshments around the village. 11am to 4pm. For further details please contact: Mike Tate, Tel: 01803 844901. Email: galmp- tonfestivalassociation@gmail.com


16 June LITTLE DARTMOUTH GARDENS Join Devon Gardens Trust and owner Sally Benthall for a tour of this beautifully restored and re- modelled garden on the headland. 2-5pm. Devongardenstrust.org.uk


Rowcroft Hospice Open Gardens


Discover inspiring gardens across South Devon in support of Rowcroft Hospice this spring and summer. For more info visit rowcrofthospice.org.uk


9 May – OLDWAY MANSION GARDENS. 10am – 4pm. A unique opportunity to join a guided tour around the 17 acre historic gardens which surround this treasured landmark. 16 & 17 May – JOURNEY’S END, Ilsington. 10am – 4pm. A 2-acre wildlife garden with stunning views.


30 May – KINGSWOOD HOUSE, Buckfastleigh, 10am – 4pm. New to the programme this year this 2 acre garden features semi-formal borders and wildflower meadows. 13 June – OLCHARD VILLAGE GARDENS, 12-5pm Nr Kingsteignton 28 June - DITTISHAM OPEN GARDENS, 2-6pm


FAST RABBIT FARM Strawberry Valley, Dartmouth


This 43-acre woodland garden is perfect for visiting in May & June with peaceful scenic walks full of wildflowers, wild- life as well as an impressive display of acid-loving plants. Great value plant centre too. Open every day. 11am – 5pm. Dogs on leads welcome. Fastrabbitfarm.co.uk


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