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National Botanic Gardens Kilmacurragh

Home to seven generations of the Acton family, these 104 acres boast an important collection of rare trees and shrubs, southern hemisphere conifers and 300 varieties of rhododendron.

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10 Riverside Road

Rambling cottage garden with unusual shrubs, deep borders, woodland spring walk, rockery and arboretum.
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26 Leyland Park

Attractive bijou setting with garden rooms and topiary, home-made hurdle fencing, trained privet arch, pleached willow, 2 water features, including fish, roses, clematis, geraniums, alliums, flower arrangers' shrubs.
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46 Killane Road Ahoghill

A bee and butterfly haven, this recently extended garden has deep herbaceous borders.
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Adrian Walsh Belfast Garden

Described by Shirley Lanigan, in 'The Open Gardens of Ireland', as a garden that 'has become a favourite horticultural destination', and 'a veritable sea of plants', this is an imaginatively designed, naturalistic cit…
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Alder Cottage

A mature and natural habitat created for wildlife with a water rill pond containing Koi and a wildlife pond.
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Benvarden Gardens

The garden at Benvarden has been enclosed since the mid-seventeenth century, most probably evolved from a semi-fortified bawn.
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