Open paths will lead into a picturesque landscape with more than 300 specimen Tai Haku cherry trees interwoven with meandering paths leading to the stone and water Grotto.

The Grotto, through a coppice of conifers so the visitor feels the interplay of shadow and light,  will use salvaged stone from the original hothouses to build a ruined folly with a waterfall fed by the natural spring which feeds the pond.

The existing pond will be redesigned to landscape an ice sculpture and spectacular lighting.

We are currently seeking funding for this garden but hope to be able to announce a start date and anticipated completion date soon. Keep checking our news page for development information.