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extending southwards to the Vine Walk, a series of arches each containing a different species of vine. The two main lawns include the croquet lawn, closest to
Dyffryn House, which runs east to west parallel to the main building, and the Great Lawn. The Great Lawn runs north–south and at its centre a longitudinal canal, which has at its centre a large bronze fountain. The fountain is in Chinese style and has a bronze
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Despite its grand features, the house was used as a police training centre, and up until 1996 a conference centre. In 2007, the Vale of
Glamorgan Council appointed £1.4 million to repair and maintain Dyffryn House's walls and roof. As of 2012 the house is being extensively restored and was opened to
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status in its register of landscapes, parks and gardens of special historical interest in Wales. The Grade I citation reads "The gardens at
Dyffryn are the grandest and most outstanding Edwardian gardens in Wales. They are comparable to some of the most extravagant gardens of the period in Britain."
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The name of the Manor of
Worlton was changed to the Manor of Dyffryn, St Nicholas in the 18th century when the Dyffryn Estate was sold to Thomas Pryce, who built the second building to be known as Dyffryn House, a Georgian manor, on the site in 1749.(The first house known as Dyffryn House is located
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The eastern and largest section of the gardens contains the arboretum that begins with the kennel bank, leading to the rockery. The central section, which divides the arboretum in the east from the Garden Rooms to the west, contains
Dyffryn House and its lawns, beginning with the house to the north
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Today, Dyffryn
Gardens is a visitor attraction open all year round, 363 days a year. The gardens are accessed via the admissions building, which also houses a shop and an attached tea-room. From here the gardens are divided into three main areas, the arboretum, Dyffryn House and its lawns and the
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by the Button family, who are believed to have first settled at the manor at Dog Hill in
Dyffryn. The family's next residence, Columbar, was thought to be built on the location of Dyffryn Gardens. The Button family occupied the estate for a number of generations, producing Admiral
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The final section of the gardens contains the Garden Rooms, a series of terraced themed gardens. The "rooms" contain an
Italian Terrace, Australasian and Mediterranean Gardens, each containing plants from their respective regions. Other areas include a
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and plant collector who during the early 1900s jointly sponsored several worldwide plant hunting expeditions. Many of the plants on display at
Dyffryn exist as a direct result of these forays, the most outstanding being
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and dates back to 1595.) Although no extensive work was undertaken to the grounds, Pryce did begin some additions, including the construction of the walled garden, dipping pools and some ornamental plantings.
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gods of wind and lightning, that used to be here are now housed in the glass houses. At the southern end of the lawns is the Vine Walk, and
Lavender Garden, the latter containing a red brick
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wrapped around it; thought to be from the 1950s. The Great Lawn ends with a fountain pool, for which there is currently a fundraising drive to repair. The two bronze statues, Fujin and
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gardens. The Pompeiian gardens, entered via an archway dated 1909, were originally inspired by Reginald Cory's trips to Italy.
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Lower South Terrace at Dyffryn Gardens (partly in St Nicholas and Bonvilston Community)
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as one of the Top 100 gardens in the UK and are in the care of the
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Collection of botanical gardens in the care of the National Trust
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In the 16th century the Manor of Worlton was rented under
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787:"Dyffryn Gardens news update" at nationaltrust.org.uk
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1848:St Illtyd's Church, Llantwit Major
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2691:Gardens by Thomas Hayton Mawson
2407:Tourism Partnership North Wales
1184:Michaelston-le-Pit and Leckwith
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146:National Trust: Dyffryn Gardens
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279:History of the Dyffryn Estate
247:located near the villages of
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2402:Forgotten Landscapes Project
2200:Registered parks and gardens
1745:Cosmeston Lakes Country Park
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698:Welsh Historic Gardens Trust
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1134:Cowbridge with Llanblethian
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340:Royal Horticultural Society
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2686:Botanical gardens in Wales
2002:Barry Island Pleasure Park
1740:Cosmeston Medieval Village
1445:Llandough (near Cowbridge)
1234:St Nicholas and Bonvilston
761:"Duffryn (PGW(Gm)32(GLA))"
525:the public in March 2013.
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1450:Llandough (near Penarth)
595:List of gardens in Wales
366:Glamorgan County Council
2706:Country houses in Wales
2455:Long-distance footpaths
2169:Wenvoe Castle Golf Club
1008:Dyffryn Gardens website
330:Dyffryn Gardens in 2010
2630:Other related articles
2599:Publications and tours
2536:Seven Wonders of Wales
2164:Southerndown Golf Club
2154:Barry Town United F.C.
2017:Aberthaw Power Station
964:Evans, C.J.O. (1948).
895:Newman (1995), pg 342.
881:Davies (2008), pg 946.
872:Newman (1995), pg 341.
746:Davies (2008), pg 945.
688:Gerry Donovan (2005).
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2078:Barry Tourist Railway
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982:Newman, John (1995).
385:Heritage Lottery Fund
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307:in St David's Place,
2606:Itinerarium Cambriae
2467:World Heritage Sites
2427:Lists of attractions
1780:Welsh Hawking Centre
1615:St Georges super Ely
1229:St Georges-super-Ely
663:Lloyd (1958), pg 60.
487:Second French Empire
100:51.44167°N 3.30194°W
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2195:Scheduled Monuments
1997:Barry Memorial Hall
1926:East Aberthaw Coast
1881:Cowbridge Town Hall
1871:The Blue Anchor Inn
1560:Peterston-super-Ely
1239:Sully and Lavernock
1204:Peterston-super-Ely
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2012:Barry Dock Offices
1901:St Quintins Castle
1838:Old Beaupre Castle
1735:The Captain's Wife
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398:in January 2013.
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1755:Dunraven Castle
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