To assist in the maintenance of the 140 acre woodland garden and general duties involved with the upkeep of the wider estate and woodlands. The candidate would preferably have experience using mowers, brush cutters and leaf blowers. Certificates of competence for the...
All of the photos coming from Chelsea about the setting up of the Burncoose stand for this year – ‘Trees for the future’ in which we received a Gold Medal Louisa, Molly Charles with the Gold Medal Burncoose Trees for the Future Stand Burncoose Trees...
Christine in the show tunnel highlighting some of the interesting non-native trees that will hopefully be featured on this year’s stand next week. Chelsea 2023 is getting close...Watch this video on...
Come visit the gardens at Burncoose this Easter, they are open all year and entry is free. 0:00 – Intro & R. loderi ‘King George’ 1:08 – R. ‘Fragrantissimum’ – perfect for small gardens, really strongly scented. 1:34...
Though we are veteran exhibitors in the Grand Pavilion, the design and build of a Chelsea exhibit is always a huge and challenging undertaking, but it is also extremely rewarding and we have a lot of fun along the way. Burncoose Nurseries has been displaying plants at...
The gardens have planted 200 new trees under the initiative in honour of late Queen Elizabeth II. Hundreds of new trees have been planted at The Caerhays Estate as part of the Queen’s Green Canopy project, a unique tree planting scheme that was set up to mark Her...
The Caerhays Castle Spring Gardens opened on Monday 13th February 2023. The Estate is welcoming visitors back for the 2023 spring season, with Lucinda Rimmington, Marketing Manager at Caerhays, commenting, “We can’t wait to welcome people back to see our spectacular...
Every day from 10am to 5pm, last entry at 4pm until mid June. Monday 12th February sees the annual opening of the spring gardens to the public, every day until June. The shop and cafe will open also. Short welcome video by Charles: Caerhays Opens again for 2023 Garden...
Detailed article written by Charles Williams about the Meliosma we have here at Caerhays, the confusion over naming, detailed features on some of the Meliosma, and propagation information. Click here for full article
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