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Dewstow Gardens and Grottoes

Dewstow Gardens are the recently rediscovered gardens and landscapes created around the turn of the century by "James Pulham & Sons" landscapers, Rock Builders and Garden Designers. The gardens had been buried around the 1940s and 50s and although some where in a very poor condition, other parts remained as good as the day they were built. Most of the repairs have now been completed during a massive restoration operation which began in 2000. The gardens contain many ponds and rills but interestingly, underground grottoes, tunnels and sunken ferneries.

Dewstow Gardens and Grottoes by Charles Hawesİ as featured in Discovering Welsh Gardens


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Dewstow Gardens 2011 Open - from 19 March but please check out the website www.dewstow.com or call 01291 430444 for up to date opening days and times.
Disabled access is very limited in the underground areas

Dewstow Gardens and Grottoes
Dewstow House, Caerwent
Monmouthshire
South Wales
NP26 5AH
01291 430444
www.dewstow.com

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