Westonbury Mill,  
Herefordshire

Featured on BBC Gardeners World in September 2003 the 2 acre gardens at Westonbury Mill are laid out around a tangle of streams and ponds behind the Old Corn Mill.
 Planting includes a huge variety of moisture loving and bog plants with splendid primulas, irises, rushes and grasses.
Numerous bridges connect the different areas of the garden and you can walk through a forest of giant gunnera. There are unusual features including a castellated stone tower with gargoyles which spout water raised by an old iron water wheel.
Adjacent to the main garden a wild flower garden is being developed with walks besides the stream and mill leat.
Westonbury Mill is in a wonderfully peaceful area of the Welsh Marshes close to the historic half timbered village of Pembridge.

2011 - Gardens open daily from 1st April to 30 September. Teas and plant sales. Most areas accessible for wheelchairs.
Signed from the A44 1.5 miles from Pembridge in the direction of Kington.

Westonbury Mill,
 Pembridge, Herefordshire
HR6 9HZ
Tel /Fax 01544 388650
www.westonburymillwatergardens.com