Fernhill

Fernhill Gardens situated at the base of Three Rock Mountain in County Dublin is a model of that rare species, the natural garden, writes Patrick Bowe


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Fernhill, the garden at Sandyford, county Dublin, that has been open to the public for the last twenty-eight years, has had a change of ownership. The property has been bought from the Walker family by the Dublin businessman, David Arnold, who has also assumed financial responsibility for the garden. So, the contribution to Irish horticulture made at Fernhill by a series of Dublin business and professional families over two centuries continues. Lying at the base of the Three Rock Mountain, it consists of forty acres of parkland, woodland, rockery and garden. As in all true country gardens, it is difficult to determine where the garden ends and the woodland, parkland or farmland begins

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