All around you vast views and an unforgettable atmosphere. The peace and tranquillity gives the impression of standing on a cloud above the nearby sea, mountains and forests. The range of plants is astonishing, many are rare or endangered species, from places as far away as Brazil to South Africa. The garden clearance Hugh Town is within the beautiful Abbey Park and a UNESCO World Heritage site. The garden boasts an incredible range of Mediterranean plants and trees, including one of the most spectacular cedar of Lebanon trees in the country, as well as a collection from across the world’s Mediterranean climate zones.

This display is complemented by indigenous wildlife found in Cornwall. garden clearance in Hugh Town offers a great opportunity to purchase top quality garden furniture at extremely competitive prices. These items typically can’t be resold due to their age, damage or colour and so are sold at a fraction of the price they originally sold for. With over 1,000 species of plants, a botanical playground, and tea rooms that offer panoramic sea views, the Garden at the Island is one of my favourite places to go.

An international plant collection and one of the UK’s largest and most important botanical gardens, the Lost Gardens of Heligan is home to a variety of species originating from tropical, subtropical and Mediterranean climates. Their plants are arranged by climate zone, from Brazil to New Zealand and Burma to South Africa – each ‘garden’ making use of its own microclimate, whether it be created by different winds or light levels, to create habitats for plants from across the world.