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The tents are up the hall dusted, all ready for tomorrows garden fete. 12 – 4pm £4 entry and free for under 16’s. Lots of games for the kids from as little as 30p, face painting, mini train rides, Mountain Rescue, bottle stall, home baking, lunches, afternoon tea, and live music. Bring lots of change and clothes for all weathers! See you tomorrow

Lots of organising taking place now for the Garden Fete on Sunday 29th July 12-4 pm. Finn Falconry 12-1 pm  Soup and Sandwich lunches 12-1.45 pm Afternoon Teas 12-4pm. And an amazing variety of games and stalls for the children. Entry £4 per adult and free for under 16’s. Save the date !

Spring has sprung! The garden is coming to life. Still lots of daffodils to see. 

Looking forward to this coming year, with the sun starting to shine the daffodils are just starting to peak out. We will be open again to the public from Friday 30th March. Come and see our different varieties of daffodils.

So its time for the garden to have a well earned rest until next year. Looking forward to the Daffodils, Bluebells and Wild flowers that come out for the start of the new season.

Couple of weeks left in October to come and visit the gardens before they take a well earned rest.

We are just coming to the end of the Hydrangers but they still smell lovely. We have the Mophead and Macrophylla varieties in this wee corner of the garden, along with the Hosta, Roses and Wisteria.

The Golden Border looking beautiful at the moment with all the different shades of green. The Cottonister should be bursting with more colour shortly as it red berries come.

The garden opened to visitors on the 1st April, the daffodils are at their best as are the magnolias and there are even some bluebells out and the odd Rhododendron in flower. It is a very early spring after a mild winter, we look forward to seeing you.