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Visit Cwm Weeg Gardens

One of Mid Wales’ most inspiring and unique attractions, Cwm-Weeg garden has been described as “the best private British Garden I have seen in 20 years” by one of the foremost German TV garden presenters. Featured repeatedly on television and in magazines, with about 3 acres of formal garden, Cwm Weeg is set within 37 acres of wild flower meadows and ancient bluebell woodland with romantic streams. Open from May - end of September.

Visit The Garden

Open every Friday, Saturday and Sunday, 2-5, from 15th May- 27th September. No Booking necessary

Pay on arrival - card or cash accepted
Groups / Tours welcome any day by prior arrangement.

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Our one-of-a-kind highly unique and innovative 3 acres of luxuriously landscaped Welsh garden has extensive borders, set in over 37 acres of wonderful woodland and glorious wild flower meadows. We welcome groups and individuals from May-September

Sculptures, fountains, grottos, moss garden, artificial rock face, tree sculptures, stumpery and so much more! 15th Century Farmhouse is available for viewing on request.

We welcome guests to our beautiful gardens, conveniently located just outside the market town of Newtown, Powys. Full directions can be found here.

Cwm Weeg has a history reaching as far back as the late 15th Century and is amongst the oldest inhabited dwellings in the Kerry/Dolfor area, built between 1460 – 1480. The original dwelling was a cruck framed, late medieval hall house with a two bay hall towards the south west and at least another bay at the north east end of the house. Half the hall had a cellar below which still exists today. 

History of Cwm Weeg
Wales Newtown best garden and farmhouse

Garden

Featured repeatedly on television and in magazines, Cwm-Weeg has about 3 acres of pretty formal garden set within 37 acres of species rich wild flower meadows and ancient bluebell woodland with stream crossed by several bridges is open to visitors from May to October.

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Newtown powy's garden pond

History

Cwm Weeg is amongst the oldest inhabited dwellings in the Kerry/Dolfor area and stems from the late 15th Century, possibly built between 1460 – 1480.

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Gardeners Blog

Gardener's Blog
Drought season at Cwm-Weeg
Drought season at Cwm-Weeg

Discover Cwm-Weeg Garden, a hidden gem in Newtown, Powys, Mid Wales. Enjoy a relaxing afternoon surrounded by colourful flowers, bluebells, knapweeds, and peaceful countryside views. Open on weekends, with delicious homemade cakes, fresh scones, and traditional afternoon tea served every Sunday from 2pm to 5pm. Perfect for gardening enthusiasts, nature lovers, and coach tours for seniors. Just minutes from Newtown town centre, Cwm-Weeg is an ideal spot for a tranquil day out in the Welsh countryside.

My Beautiful Experience at Cwm-Weeg
My Beautiful Experience at Cwm-Weeg
The Battle of the Bindweed
The Battle of the Bindweed

Most of us will have seen some action in the age old war between Bindweed and gardeners. Once established even in a small area of the garden, this highly successful native will become intrenched amongst the roots and clumps of garden plants and is almost as difficult to eradicate as the dreaded Japanese Knotweed.

The Spirit of the Place
The Spirit of the Place

We have all come across places that have a special atmosphere and that seem to lift us out of our every day existence into a different realm.

  • "Beautiful gardens and so glad we journeyed out of our way to visit."

    The hosts were wonderful and we received a warm welcome. They were very informative and willing to spend time talking to us about the creation of the garden, Woodlands and stumpery. A wonderful few hours spent in beautiful surroundings and well worth a visit.

    - Carol Wightman

  • "It's a super afternoon out with lovely walks, thoughtful planting and easily accessible even to those of us who are a bit doddery."

    We visited today at the recommendation of a friend and we're so glad we did. It's a super afternoon out with lovely walks, thoughtful planting and easily accessible even to those of us who are a bit doddery. We were made very welcome by the hosts, who advised us what there was to see. Finished off with coffee and excellent home-made cake in the pavilion.
    Weather could have been kinder but this is Britain after all and it didn't spoil our day.

    - Jane Guite

  • "Beautiful gardens and so glad we journeyed out of our way to visit."

    The hosts were wonderful and we received a warm welcome. They were very informative and willing to spend time talking to us about the creation of the garden, Woodlands and stumpery. A wonderful few hours spent in beautiful surroundings and well worth a visit.

    - Carol Wightman

One of Newtowns' best cottages. With hot tub/jacuzzi, access to Newtowns best garden and sun.

Stay at Cwm Weeg

The Gatehouse at Cwmweeg is a detached cottage on the grounds of Cwm Weeg Gardens. The 3 storey Gatehouse consists of the main part which sleeps 6 and a Studio with separate entrance which sleeps 2. The main part of the house has two king size bedrooms, one with an en-suite shower and toilet, and one twin bedroom.

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