Greencombe Gardens

Greencombe is a post-war garden, having been started in 1946 by Horace Stroud. It is a strip of 3.5 acres on the edge of ancient woodland. The light comes from the north, with a sweep of sky down to the Bristol Channel. To the south rise wooded slopes that tumble between high Exmoor and the sea. Although most of the wonderful plants have been deliberately planted in their present positions, the garden gives you the impression that it occurred naturally and that the paths wander around the plants that already existed, so natural is the layout.

*Visit Official Website*

Add to My Folder       View My Folder

Places to Stay & Visit in or near Porlock

Places to Stay & Visit in Somerset

Address

Show on the Map