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Clyne Gardens

Clyne in Bloom is part of the Swansea Bay Summer Festival. There are many activities and events happening during May, plenty for all the family. There are band concerts verery Sunday afternoon from 3.00pm until 5.00pm.

Spend a lazy Sunday afternoon relaxing in the beautiful surroundings of the gardens while being entertained by some of Swansea's finest bands. Children's Activities 3pm - 5pm every Sunday throughout May - FREE . Let your child's imagination run wild at the children's art workshops and after all the excitement they can relax and listen to a story under the branches of the Magical Story Tree.

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Clyne in Bloom is celebrated every May, The Azalea's are always a popular attraction for visitors

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The giant leaf rhubarb 'Gunnera manicata' which grows up to 8ft tall. this is the largest leaved herbaceous plant grown in Europe.

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The heather beds are located towards the top of the park, they are at their most vibrant during the spring.

Other interesting features of Clyne include the extensive bog garden, home to the giant Elephant Rhubarb and American Skunk Cabbage. The bluebell wood and the flower meadow, not to mention ensures that the gardens are spectacular all year round

Main Programme of Events Bird and Wildlife Walks: Wednesdays 10.00am – 12noon.

Discover the wonderful variety of birds and wildlife that live in the gardens. An experienced guide will take you to all the best spots to catch a glimpse of the gardens' inhabitants.

Adults £1.50, children £0.50
Meet at main entrance on Mumbles Road
Guided Tours of the Gardens: Wednesdays and Saturdays 2.00pm - 4.00pm

A guided tour is a great way to explore the magnificent gardens and experience all they have to offer including the Azalea garden, wild flower meadow, bog garden and bluebell wood as well as the tallest recorded magnolia in Britain. With over 20 hectares containing 2000 different plant specimens there is plenty to see. Guided tours for 10+ people can be arranged at £1.50 per person, which can be booked any time.

Adults £1.50, children £0.50
Meet at main entrance on Mumbles Road
Band Concerts: Sundays, 3.00pm – 5.00pm.

Music lovers can sit and relax in the beautiful surroundings of the gardens whilst being entertained by some of Swansea's finest brass bands.

Free: Taking place in front of Clyne Castle
Bands

Sunday 2 - Penclawydd Brass Band
Sunday 9 - City of Swansea Concert Band
Sunday 16 - Accordion Orchestra
Sunday 23 - Morriston Big Band
Sunday 30 - Constellation Big Band

Children's Activities: Sundays, 3.00pm – 5.00pm

There are so many activities to keep the children happy. Let their imaginations run wild at the art workshops or let them relax and listen to an exciting story under the branches of the Magical Story Tree.

Free: Taking place in front of Clyne Castle

Entertainers and storytellers

Sunday 2 - TBC
Sunday 9 - TBC
Sunday 16 - TBC
Sunday 23 - TBC
Sunday 30 - TBC

Clyne Rare Plant Sale: Sunday 16 May, 10.00am – 5.00pm

Whether you are a devoted horticulturalist or simply appreciate plants you will be sure to find something a bit unusual to add some interest to your garden. The popular event is a great day out for the whole family, there are plenty of fun children's activities and a band concert will provide the perfect ambience.

Free admission

Taking place in front of Clyne Castle

The gardens were created by William Graham Vivian and three important trees planted by him can be found in front of the Castle; one Wellingtonia 'Sequiodendron giganteum ' and two Monterey Cypress 'Cupressus macrocarpa' , one a fastigated form which is also one of the tallest recorded in Britain.

On his death in 1921 the estate passed to his nephew Algernon, known as The Admiral who owned it until his death in 1952. it was the Admiral who had the greatest influence on the gardens as we see them today.

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