From the terraces of Powerscourt to the subtropical shores of Garinish Island, we explore the finest gardens Ireland has to offer - with practical tips to visit them.
Bees, wasps, ants, slugs, spiders, rats and mice: how to tell normal Irish garden wildlife from a problem worth investigating, and what to do about each.
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Porcelain, sandstone, granite or cobblelock? A practical guide to choosing the right patio material, layout and base for the Irish climate - and when to call in a professional.
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The oldest formal gardens in Ireland still in their original 17th-century layout, tucked just outside Bray - quieter than Powerscourt and just as worth your time.
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Nestled in the lush, rolling hills of Ireland lies a hidden gem, a garden so enchanting it seems to have sprung from the pages of a fairy tale.
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Through an ordinary High Street archway lies something totally unexpected: an artist has spent more than a quarter of a century turning a total wasteland into a magical garden.
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If you are looking for a solution to get your driveway paved for your beautiful garden, you can think of two ways: do it yourself or hire a professional.
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Derreen Garden is located in County Kerry, covering over 60 acres and offering over 12km of trails with magnificent views of Kilmakilloge Bay and the distant mountains.
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A good tip that allows you to get two entries for the price of one in more than 440 gardens in the UK and Ireland - including 33 gardens in Ireland.
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If you own a house or a business in the area of Dublin and want to build a driveway, a patio or a terrace, we have a partner for you.
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The Garinish Garden is located on Garinish Island in Bantry Bay: 15 hectares with a mild microclimate, lush subtropical vegetation and colonies of seals.
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With beautiful terraces, dancing fountains and panoramic views of County Wicklow, Powerscourt is one of the most famous gardens near Dublin - ranked third in the world by National Geographic.
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