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First established in 1828, the gardens have been enjoyed as a public park by the people of Belfast since 1895. There is an extensive rose garden and long herbaceous borders and the tree enthusiast can seek out the rare oaks planted in the 1880's. |
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The daffodil garden at Barnett Demesne illustrates Northern Irelands contribution over many generations to daffodil breeding. The daffodils are planted in large masses under the parkland trees, following the unusual classification of the ... |
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Malone House is an elegant, early 19th Georgian century mansion set in the beautiful parkland of Barnett Demesne in South Belfast and is home of the Higgin Art Gallery.
Restaurant on ground floor and art gallery on first floor.
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An attractive rolling parkland some 130 acres to the south of Belfast. The display of over 25,000 rose bushes in bloom all summer long is set out in a series of circular gardens, each on a different themes. |
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United Irishmen planned rebellion on this hilltop in 1798. |
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Our new conservatory style shop makes a visit enjoyable whatever the weather. Choose from our large selection of indoor and outdoor plants, or relax in 'The Gardeners Rest' which serves delicious home cooked food. |
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Grovelands represents the very best of horticulture in Belfast. Seasonal bedding displays, heather gardens, conifer beds and herbaceous borders are all set against well-kept lawns. Demonstration areas include an oriental-style garden, an alpine ... |
