The time has come to start collecting up the plants we are likely to show at Chelsea this year. It has been two years since a ‘proper’ Chelsea Flower Show, and our preparations at Burncoose are well under way. Click here for more details and...
We are seeking a chef/ experienced cook to join our small friendly team in the castle. The position is a year-round, permanent one cooking for the private household and includes creating delicious lunches and occasional dinners during the busy winter shoot season for...
We are so excited to finally reveal that The Caerhays Estate will feature in an upcoming Channel 5 and TwoFour TV show called ‘Cornwall, A Year by the Sea.’ The show follows the life and stories of businesses throughout the county in all four seasons – and...
Having had various social distancing restrictions in place over the past two springs, we cannot wait to welcome you all back to explore our beautiful gardens and reconnect with nature at Caerhays this season. The gardens are looking incredibly beautiful this year and...
So this year it’s Magnolia ‘Todd’s Forty Niner’ which is the first Magnolia to show proper colour and flower in the garden. Gardens are open again to the public on Monday 14th February and every day until Sunday 12th June, 10am – 5pm...
The Williams mineral collection featured again at the Munich Mineral Show. Click on the links below to read more…. Bryce McMurdo Wright Miniature Cabinet – 2021 Willliams Mineral Collection, Chessy Azurites 2021
After a lengthy investigation we have finally documented the history of Ernest Wilson’s famed Azaleas, which he brought back to the UK in the early 1900’s from China. Click here to download Wilson’s 50 pdf and below are more images of these amazing...
Last year Charles did a three part special all about the wonderful Camellia sasanqua which flower in the gardens in the UK during October and November. They are here below as timely reminder of what you can grow in your garden for interest at this time of year....
The desperation of Lockdown No. 3 has produced an article which attempts to unravel the puzzles and muddles in the naming of the older holly species growing here since the 1920s. Inevitably the names which George Forrest originally gave to his wild collections of...
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