Agapanthus Farm

Wow!! this place is just beautiful!. If it looks this good in winter I cant wait for Spring and Summer when all the beautiful Agapanthus will be in full bloom. I bought a special aggie called Guilfoyle and its a vibrant purple blue, very large spectacular flowers. Littlewood farm has a pavilion and sweeping lawns that go down to a lake of aqua blue. You can take a stroll over the little bridge and around past some lovely topiary garden beds. Just sitting on the lawns there is a feast of wild life. rabbits, little blue wrens, rosellas, galahs, wild ducks and so much more. The agapanthus beds are huge. filled with lots of different size aggies and even in Winter there is a white one still in flower. From miniature to the huge lofties they have a great range. Open on Friday, Saturday, Sunday and Monday. you can just drive in for a visit. If you want to buy aggies and you already know what you want you can phone ahead and they can have them freshly dug up waiting for u when you arrive. Outstanding friendly service from Tracey and John. I definitely will visit again in Spring and again in Summer.
5 7 years ago (06-06-2017)

Yesterday I took my 86 yr old mother for a mystery tour to the hills, our first stop was the agapanthus farm, Littlewood. My mum was over the moon, she could not stop pointing and looking and admiring. Mum lost my Dad last year and has not done much painting since. She said she could not wait to get home to start painting again, and has asked that the next family party just has to be in the pavilion by the lake. She rang me today to say she has spent lots of time today, just thinking about what she saw. We had a cuppa and biscuits out of the back of the car in the car park, and there would not be many car parks with prettier views. I wanted to buy a couple of the pink agapanthus, but they were all sold out, but that just means there is a reason to go again.
5 8 years ago (03-02-2017)