Admire spectacular herbaceous borders flowering with a profusion of perennials, dancing lead and stone statues, an Aviary that once housed Birds of Prey and an Orangery with a grand 18th century stone doorway that was once the entrance to the castle itself.
Yew beauty!
It’s impossible to miss one of Powis’ most famous features, its 300-year old yews. Looking back to the castle from anywhere in the garden you can see their cloud-like forms melting over the terraces like wax and the 14 tumps and 30-foot-high hedge will remain in your mind long after your visit.
The Edwardian Formal Garden
This area was once a Kitchen Garden but in 1912 Violet, Countess of Powis, oversaw its transformation into a formal flower garden.