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Veddw House Garden

The Fedw, Devauden, Chepstow, Monmouthshire, NP16 6PH

A private contemporary garden in Monmouthshire, using strong yew hedges, meadow planting and local history to shape the design.

Visit information checked 17 August 2026

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Why visit Veddw House Garden?

Veddw uses clipped yew, meadow planting and framed views to examine its Monmouthshire setting rather than imitate a traditional country-house garden. Enclosed spaces sit beside looser planting, so the route repeatedly shifts between control and wildness. The garden is closely associated with writer Anne Wareham and photographer Charles Hawes, whose work documents its development and arguments about garden-making. It is privately run and opens on selected dates, which gives visits a different character from larger institutional gardens.

What to see

  • Walk through the strong yew compartments and the views they frame.
  • Compare formal geometry with meadow and less controlled planting.
  • Look for references to the history and character of the surrounding Welsh landscape.

Plan your visit

Best for
Contemporary garden design, strong hedging, meadow planting and visitors interested in ideas as much as plant collections.
Before you go
Veddw is a private garden with limited public opening. Read the official visitor information for dates, booking, parking and mobility arrangements.

Source: Veddw visitor information

Garden features

Contemporary

Location

The Fedw, Devauden, Chepstow, Monmouthshire, NP16 6PH

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