Tan-y-Llyn Nurseries

Set in aquiet valley climbing up the Dyffryn Meifod in the old county of Mongomeryshire, Tanyllyn sits on a steep hillside surrounded by conifers, broadleaves and pastureland.
This natural garden grows into the landscape into the garden. The surroindings are seen through portholes, sculpted hedges and openings in the trees. Wild at the edges, the garden is taamer near the house with gravel, terracotta and a raised herb garden forming a backdrop to the tea garden where renowned home-made cakes are available. The garden has been shaped from simple materials, reclaimed sleepers, woven willow and quarry gravel, and been built up with perennial planting amongst established trees and shrubs.
Exhibitions in 2011:
May - Louise Edwards - Detailed painting in a botanical style-landscape and flora in gouache.
June - Joy Hopson - Personal experiences expressed in colour and texture.
July - Joan Barker- The wisdom of the treee, mixed media.

Music
July- Nostalgia- a cappella close harmony singing from the 40s to the 60s



Garden Directions

From Welshpool on the A490 take the second left past Groesllwyd, signed for Meifod.
Tanyllyn is 3 miles down the lane past the lake - Llyn Du on the right hand side.


Garden Opening Times

Garden open 2011
Saturday & Sunday 2pm-5pm
7th 8th May
4th 5th Jun
2nd 3rd July
and by appointment



Garden Entry Details

Entry: £3.00. Children free. Fees donated to National Gardens Scheme.