TYRONE

Tyrone is home to the Sperrin Mountains, a picturesque range that provides a stunning backdrop for the county. The Sperrins are adorned with wildflowers, especially in the spring and summer months. Bluebells, foxgloves, and heather create colorful displays along hiking trails.

The county features several well-maintained gardens and parks, each with its own charm. An Creagán, for example, is a visitor center with attractive gardens that feature native and ornamental plants. The Argory, a National Trust property, has lovely gardens and a walled garden that is home to a wide range of flowers and plants.

The moorlands and woodlands of Tyrone are home to a variety of flora. In the moorlands, you can find heather, gorse, and other hardy plants that flourish in this rugged terrain. Woodlands often feature bluebell carpets and other wildflowers.

Like many regions in the UK, Tyrone experiences beautiful seasonal changes in its flora. Spring brings a burst of color with daffodils and cherry blossoms, while summer brings vibrant gardens and meadows. Autumn paints the landscape with the warm hues of deciduous trees.

The county's floral charm may not be as widely recognized as some other regions, but it still provides a lovely backdrop for enjoying the natural beauty of Northern Ireland. Whether you're exploring the hills, strolling along the rivers, or visiting local parks, Tyrone's botanical treasures are sure to enchant those who appreciate the county's natural beauty.

Find a florist in key towns in Tyrone 

Dungannon

Omagh

Cookstown

Strabane