We went to this place on our last day in Newquay and we were the only people there so had plenty of time to take it all it. There was lots of interesting plants and small wooden building inside. I think due to the poor and varied weather no all the trees/plants had blossomed but still for the low priced... More

What an interesting place. Although we went before the leaves were out so we didn't get to see the Japanese maples in all their glory, nevertheless it was a good experience. I loved the nooks and crannies, the tranquillity, all the mosses and bamboo. The shop had a lot of things to buy and the lady was very helpfull and... More

Took the bus to this hidden away gem. Shop is really interesting with many oriental products. Even in winter, enjoyed landscaping and bonsai collection A hot drink would have been a welcome addition on a freezing cold day!

I webt there to buy a bonsai plant for my flat while visiting Newquay. After choosing a japanese elm plant (£25) I asked for care advise and to my geniue suprise I was advise not to buy it as my flat won't be a suitable place to grow it. I found it very refreshing to come across such honest sellers... More

visited on the last opening day of the year the weather was poor but the garden was still a delight we would love and intend to visit in the summer its not large but very intresting the owner is friendly and helpful answering all our questions about the plants if you like gardens you wont be disappointed

This is a small, pretty, Japanese garden. Nice to visit when the weather is warm & dry. They have lots of Bonsais to see & to buy. It is set in the little village of St. Mawgan, a few miles from Newquay.

Visited in begining of Oct and should have visited in he spring really as would have been more colourful. On saying this was a good couple of hours out and was interesting and the Koi fish pond was great.

Having lived with a Japanese family i was most intrigued to discover and find this little hidden gem. I have never seen so many Bonsais Plants in one place. The gardens are very well set out in Japanese style, little Buddas and Temples hidden away, little bridges and lots koi carp. Peaceful and enchanting. Theres a temple area to sit... More

tucked away in the middle of nowhere this little gem is well worth hunting out. we were there late in the afternoon, so only a couple of other people around so cant comment on what it would be like when it is busy. We wandered around frequently stopping to feel the tranquility of the place.