Seasonal Garden Tours
Join us for our new series of Seasonal Garden Tours at Mount Stuart, designed to enhance your appreciation for the beauty of nature throughout the year.

Each tour highlights unique plants and gardening practices at Mount Stuart, from the vibrant blooms of spring to the calming colours of autumn. Learn valuable techniques, and gain insights from our Head Gardener, Andrew Harkins.
Spring Tour
Sunday 18th May
Join us for an enlightening exploration of spring flowering plants. Discover the beauty of bulbs, rhododendrons, and magnolias in full bloom. We’ll also delve into the critical issue of invasive species, focusing on Rhododendron Ponticum and its impact on our native habitats. Don't miss this opportunity to enhance your gardening knowledge and learn how to protect the West Coast's local ecosystems.
Summer Tour
Sunday 6th July
Be inspired to transform your garden with our Summer Tour. This session will feature an in-depth talk on the benefits of no-dig gardening, exploring how nutrients affect plant growth. We will also cover common garden pests and diseases along with effective prevention and treatment strategies. Bring your gardening questions for a special Q&A session with our Head Gardener, Andrew—let’s tackle your home garden challenges together!
Autumn Tour
Sunday 5th October
As the leaves change, join us for a fascinating discussion on fungi and their essential benefits to plants. We’ll share tips on protecting beneficial insects during the winter months and highlight the vital role of the International Conifer Conservation Programme here at Mount Stuart. We’ll wrap up the tour with exciting insights into the future of our gardens—and hopefully leave you inspired for the seasons to come!
Tickets will be available to purchase shortly. Stay tuned for more information.
