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Garden Open for the NGS Hampshire.......

The award-winning gardens at Sudeley Castle are a gardener’s delight. The stunning setting, in a bowl of the Cotswold Hills, leads the eye down to the elegant parkland, the carefully restored gardens and the Castle itself. Wander around romantic ruins festooned in clematis, through rose-scented arbours and see the splendour of the Castle reflected in the tranquil carp pond.

Discover the varied styles of garden, from formal topiary to natural planting and herbal healing plants. The jewel in the crown of the ‘Queen of the Cotswolds’ is the Queens Garden, created on a Tudor parterre, where burgeoning old-fashioned roses in myriad colours perfume the air.

Lady Ashcombe has worked with renowned garden designers including Sir Roddy Llewellyn and Rosemary Verey to restore the themed gardens. Planting is designed to provide variety and colour throughout the Castle’s open season, from tulips in the Spring to Summer bedding and roses, then tender plants take centre stage in the Autumn. Sudeley is gardened organically, under Head Gardener Jon and his team, with a strong emphasis of encouraging all forms of wildlife.

Sudeley will be offering Garden Tours guided by horticulturist Lyn Hall during 2013; together with Gardening for Wildlife Tours which highlight how to encourage wildlife in your own garden. The Sudeley Castle website provides details of dates and ticket prices.

Open Daily from 17th March to 3rd November 2013.

2013 Open dates for 'Devonia' under the National Garden scheme (Yellow Book). Sunday 5th May and Monday 6th May, 2-5pm both days. Plant sales at 'Devonia'; teas and home-made cakes at my partner garden, a mile away.
Hope to see you this year.

I am opening my garden for the 1st time for the NGS 28/7/2013.I hope some of you will come and visit and help support the charities the Ngs are involved in and even give me some ideas with the Garden that will improve it.Open 1.00-5.00pm.£3.00 admission.Home made teas available.Thankyou

Award-winning garden open weekend for charity

Saturday and Sunday 20 & 21 October 2012

10am-5pm

Admission £3 for adults, children free
Proceeds to National Garden Scheme

Tea, coffee and biscuits extra

Note: there are some steps into the garden.
WC at garden level.

In late October the third of an acre suburban garden at 'Four Seasons' is a stunning tapestry of colour as the acers and azalea leaves change to their autumn hues. Interesting tree barks.

Jungle, oriental pagoda, bridges, water features and stone ornaments.

Winner of two national awards, featured in British national press and journals, Dutch, Romanian and Chinese magazines, Gardeners' Question Time, half-hour feature on Gardeners' World.

Four Seasons
26 Buchanan Road
Walsall WS4 2EN
directions available from www.fourseasonsgarden.co.uk

it is my personal garden