Ireland FAQs Archives – Ireland Family Vacations

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I am a huge fan of beautiful gardens! We have visited many gardens throughout the years, and while gardens in Ireland always have something to offer, there is a sweet spot if you want to catch the blooms looking their best.

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Reader Question: I came across this site whilst searching for advice on the best month to visit Irish gardens (for colour and flowers).

I’m not a gardener – though I try – so I am always impressed by the beautiful gardens in Ireland. I’ve visited in every season and there is always something to enjoy.
But if you’re looking for Irish gardens in full bloom, there is a ‘sweet spot’ as far as visitation. I turned to three of my favorite garden destinations in Ireland for advice:
Birr Castle Demense recommends visiting from spring to early summer as the best time to see their garden in bloom.
Powerscourt Estate says the best time for their gardens, just south of Dublin, are from April – August.
Listen to Alex Slazenger, head gardener at Powerscourt Estate, as he talks about the garden’s history, future, and sustainability.
Mount Falcon Estate head gardener Alex Lavarde invites guests to visit the kitchen gardens any time of the year, and says they are in bloom from early summer.
In my own experience I would say that summer gardens, from mid-June to early August, have a lush beauty that will delight any visitor.

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