Trewidden is set in south- facing hills, two miles west of Penzance, Cornwall. The exceptionally mild climate allows us to grow one of the largest and finest selections of Camellias in the country.
This mild climate also allows us to grow many other exotic plants and ornamental shrubs, giving you a wide variety of choice whatever your gardening needs may be.
The chief architect of Trewidden Garden was Thomas Bedford Bolitho who, together with his daughter, Mary, started in 1880 to plant a unique collection of trees and shrubs, thus creating one of the finest gardens in south-west England.