The Old Hall Main Street, Market Overton Oakham, Rutland LE15 7PL, Open Garden, Macmillan Cancer Relief.

NATIONAL GARDENS SCHEME GARDENS OPENING

Sunday May 18th

The Old Hall Market Overton- southerly aspect overlooking Catmose Vale.
Set on 4 levels with variety of planting and excellent views.

Home made teas available and a share to Macmillan Cancer Relief.
In addition, visitors are welcome by appointment until September on weekdays only.

Contact Mr and Mrs Timothy Hart on 01572 767145

Price: £4.50- children under 16 free.

The Old Hall
Main Street, Market Overton
Oakham, Rutland
LE15 7PL

2:00 pm to 6:00 pm

Open Garden, 69a Brooke Road, Oakham, Rutland, Olivers Charity

Open Garden, 69a Brooke Road, Oakham, Rutland, Olivers Charity

Sunday 25th August 2013

1pm - 6pm

Large garden full of rare trees and shrubs

Teas and Refreshments

National Garden Scheme, Open Garden, Macmillan nurses and Marie Curie

National Garden Scheme - Open Garden

Sunday September 16th

Open on Sunday 16th September, (11-5pm)

3m N of Bourne, A15 turn E at xrds into Hacconby


The garden at 21 Chapel Street, Hacconby, home of Cliff and Joan Curtis opens on Sunday 16th September (11-5pm) for the National Gardens Scheme.
Out of an old farm yard plot covered in rubbish and old sheds behind an 18th century cottage, Cliff and Joan Curtis have created a small walled garden with a paved area, a pool, a large alpine planted area and intensively planted beds and borders. At this time of year there is a wonderful display of asters, dahlias and many other autumn flowering daises. Keen gardeners will find that Cliff and Joan are extremely knowledgeable plants people who are very happy to share their wealth of experience and love of gardening and their gardening tips are well worth hearing.

Plants for sale.
Home-made teas
Admission £2.00 Children free.
Visitors and groups are also welcome by appointment. Tel. 01778 570314
Email: cliffordcurtis@btinternet.com

The National Gardens Scheme raises over £2.6 every year for national nursing, gardening and other charitable causes. It celebrates its’ 85th anniversary this year and is the single largest benefactor to Macmillan nurses and Marie Curie
Website: www.ngs.org.uk