glasshouses that grow not only some of Brobury’s garden plants but also kitchen garden produce, both of which are for sale periodically.


Keith now works from this beautiful home full time, still in the medical sector, out of sight of the appreciative garden visitors. Conversely, Pru loves the interaction and now has more time to engage and signpost people to parts they might miss.


“When I wake up and look at the garden, I marvel and think ‘Wow, I planted that! Look at it!’ It’s a privilege to live somewhere that I can continue to enjoy the fruits of my passion for plants and landscape” she enthused.


We’re pleased that the Cartwright’s love to share it with us.


WHAT TO SEE WHEN AT BROBURY Uniquely for gardens in this region, Brobury Gardens along with its café, is open daily, twelve months a year. Planted for the seasons, enjoy a different experience every visit.


NOW IN AUTUMN Deep russets and golds are everywhere, from the birches, beeches and maples, while mist theatrically rises from the River Wye running alongside the gardens.


DEEP WINTER Through crisp frosty winter days, Brobury is magical; The ponds, waterfalls and features become Narnia-esque cloaked in white, while hardy festive flowers and berries pop colour. The New Year brings carpets of snow drops, followed by crocuses and much more.


SPRING Nodding swathes of daffodils, bluebells, primroses, irises, alliums, fragrant fruit blossoms and the spectacular white wisteria arch that accompanies the blue cloak on the house.


SUMMER The roar of summer and Brobury’s statement blooms; hydrangeas, rhododendrons, agapanthus, roses galore and many other unusual and audacious florae make summer a bountiful visit.


Season tickets available. See more information on www.broburyhouse.co.uk


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