There’s nothing better than spending a sunny spring or summer day surrounded by the perfume of roses and taking in the visual splendour of irises, hydrangeas, and ancient yew trees.
Carmarthenshire is certainly no stranger to delightful gardens, with its unofficial title as “the garden of Wales” and the National Botanic Garden of Wales firmly positioned within its borders.
A little less than seven miles from the National Botanic Garden are the smaller, but no less magnificent, Aberglasney Gardens. It’s concealed by the rolling hills of the Tywi Valley, where pastureland brimming with sheep, cattle, and hay bales are more prominent than Aberglasney’s gated entrance.
