Our gardens and grounds at Quilly Park have in recent years undergone a large number of renovations including extensive plantings and secure post and rail fencing. Additional improvements are ongoing with the estate being developed into a park-like setting to create a peaceful and tranquil environment for both our horses, clients and visitors.

TYPES OF PLANTINGS COMPLETED:

–  300 Hornbeam trees
–  60 Manchurian Pear trees
–  Conifer Hedge
–  Agapanthus along front property boundary

PLANTINGS ENVISAGED FOR THE FUTURE:

–  A traditional vegetable garden, a formal design, surrounded by a collection of French apple trees adjoining 32 various fruit
bearing trees
–  All vegetables planted & harvested are to be grown per the seasons & incorporate a traditional ‘Cutting Garden’
–  Manicured lawns with park-like trees
–  Jetty & fountain within the main house dam / Filled with trout

EXTENSIVE TREE PLANTINGS:

Trees

–  The Lipstick Tree / Acer x freemanni ‘Jeffersred’ – Autumn Blaze
–  The Lipstick Tree / Acer rubrum ‘PNI 0268’ – October Glory
–  Cercis Canadensis – ‘Forest Pansy’
–  Cedrus doedora / Deodar or Himalayan Cedar
–  Cupressus sempervirens ‘Glauca’
–  Horse Chestnut
–  Red Oak

Fruit Trees

–  Apple – Line Golden Pippin
–  Apple – Upton Payne
–  Apple – Reinette Du Canada
–  Apple – Beauty of Bath
–  Apple – Jola Red
–  Pear – Packham Pear
–  Pear – Williams Pear
–  Pear – Worchester Pearmain

FORMAL/INFORMAL

Formal Vegetable Garden

WATER/DAMS/IRRIGATION

3 Dams with an additional 3 x planned
4 Windmills to circulate water between 6 Dams